Re: Seeking Texturing Advice 2004-07-12 - By James Edward Gray II
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--- In Carrara@(protected), Harvey White <madyn@(protected)> wrote:
> On Mon, 12 Jul 2004 14:30:15 -0000, you wrote:
>
> >What is the easiest way to actually throw a top to bottom gradient on an
object? I can
do it
> >with Elevation, but then I always seem to struggle a bit with the right
height and blend
> >settings. Which leads to my next question, really...
>
> Elevation is probably the best. Height and blend can be tricky, but
> that's about what you get. Try the environment shader, it has more
> options.
Good tip. Thanks, that is better.
> >Last gradient question. Is it possible to make a procedural shader that has
a gradient
> >repeat X number of times over a given access? I've had no luck here, though
I can of
> >course do it with a texture map.
>
> shader ops by dgc might be what you want.
I have the Power Pack and played a little after you mentioned this, but didn't
seem to hit
on anything. Which Shader Ops filter did you have in mind?
Thanks again.
James
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