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Clay roof tile
Does anyone have a 3d clay roof tile shape they are willing to share? Much appreciated!
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Permalink Reply by Kevin Lockwood on
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Here's some of what I use.
The mission map set uses the flat material (should be pre-mapped).
The displacement material goes on a 3d face. I just add a ridge and edge tile where needed.
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I think it burped when I was posting.
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missiontile_map_set.zip, 159 KB
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Permalink Reply by Chris Fox on
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LOL... Thanks Kevin!
Would happen to have the material map that goes along with the displacement?
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Hey Kevin,
Thanks for all your help... just one more question. The Polyface vertex you setup for the roof tile. How do you trim, slice or sub out this element. I have a hip roof and need to cut this object at the hip...
Thanks again.
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I actually setup a photoshop file so I could build custom color patterns.
http://kslgraphics.com/miscellaneous/26-mission-tile-template
I have several pre-made maps, but they are at home. I can send tomorrow.
Because the tiles are a mesh, I use tailor tools to slice the mesh to fit. You'll need to remap the material after the cut.
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This image uses the displacement tiles.
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Permalink Reply by Miguel Tano Adanes on
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Hi Kevin! I like the grass map! Would you mind to share the ArMaterial file? Thanks in advance.
Kevin Lockwood said:This image uses the displacement tiles.
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