 | | | faux bevels? | faux bevels? 2004-04-05 - By Adam Seeley
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I guess it would make a nice change from always trying to coplanar edges.
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> http://www.ddag.org/products.htm
> That f Edge plugin does what you are wanting I believe.
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> > ive been wondering if a shader could create the illusion of
> > microbeveling an object?
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> > when it comes to animating, UVing, adjusting form overall
> > proportions etc microbeveling is the bain of my life. edge crease
> > values are great for objects that are subdivided, but its often
> > preferable to leave geometry unsubdivided. in these cases i would
> > really like a shader that can distort normals across specified
> > edges constrained within a radius...
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> > that way geometry could be left nice and clean and the edges would
> > produce nice speculars. is that a feasible idea?
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