Hi,
After seeing a video of Far Cry 5 and their cliff tool I'd like to create something similar.
I made a heightfield with a mountain and masked out the slope angle I wanted to use.
I then converted it to a mesh and sliced it up with a line and a voronifracture node to create the strata lines.
However after extruding each strata mesh I get weird lines and a lot of dirty topology.
While I am a bit familiar with heigthfields already at the moment I'm still getting my feet wet with procedural meshes.
Does anyone here have some tips for this workflow?
the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfizT369g60 [www.youtube.com]
Thanks
Making cliffs in a mountain
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Hey neo_Flore,
maybe this helps: before extruding create normals and set “add normals to” to point. then create an attribute blur and blur the newly created normals by typing N into the attributes field. in your polyextrude set extrusion mode to point normal and existing.
if the problem persists you can post your file here.
Cheers
CYTE
maybe this helps: before extruding create normals and set “add normals to” to point. then create an attribute blur and blur the newly created normals by typing N into the attributes field. in your polyextrude set extrusion mode to point normal and existing.
if the problem persists you can post your file here.
Cheers
CYTE
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