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2015-07-01, 22:36:09

3dwannab

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worn edges shader
worn edges shader like the one in a Neil Belvins tut found here @ 2:45min:



would be a great asset to have built in: No baking of textures, recompling external plugins are two advantages I can think of off the bat.
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2015-07-02, 00:35:55
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d1ss1d3nt

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Re: worn edges shader
+1, it would be really cool!
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2015-07-02, 09:00:14
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Re: worn edges shader
you can create something similar with the Corona AO map.

Greetz

Lucutus
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2015-07-02, 10:59:26
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Juraj

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Re: worn edges shader
Quote from: Lucutus on 2015-07-02, 09:00:14
you can create something similar with the Corona AO map.

Greetz

Lucutus

Not really :- ) Inverted AO map does work (in both Vray and Corona) but it has many pitfals, particularly on thin surfaces and isn't very configurable to this task.

Native curvature map is very useful thing.
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2015-07-06, 15:11:38
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Re: worn edges shader
the plugin already supports corona, so there is not much need to implement this. Moving to resolved/extremely low priority
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