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if you use a step based effect you can almost think of it like a set of cues where you literally select the light or lights in each step and what you want the fixture to do when that step is executed which might be go to color pallets or might be go to a particular intensity, you set the duration of the step so you might set that as zero if you want the colour and intensity to change at the same time. You can set and off value for each step but you may find it easier to set that the same as the on value and then you are just having a series of steps. So you could have a step that set the color of a lamp then turned it on then turned it off then on etc. etc. to go blink blink blink or whatever.

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Working on a rebuilt of my file right now and am running into an issue with my color fx and bump to white buttons.

The color fx references two presets (hi/low) that I copy/overwrite whatever two color presets into that I want to use. Now to not color mix with whatever color is currently selected in the colorpicker I have to obviously set that fx to absolute.

My bump to white buttons are set to temp, but as long the effect is running it wont bump to white. The intensity part of those buttons works fine, it's just the color information that doesnt output. Ive played around with setting the FX priority to low and bumps to super, but that didnt help either.

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Bump->diffuse is now smoothed toward the terminator, greatly helping out on the terminator shading artifact for diffuse bump, and unfortunately, diffuse bump only. A trick back in the day was to use different bump strengths for diffuse, glossy, and coatings. Since effects are better seen with sharp glossy, I suggest using that or at least Principled.

Also, I find trying to control bump gradients with color ramp to be a chore - nearly impossible to get what you expect - especially on B-spline, Ease is the better option usually. If you have a gradient and want to control it, I suggest making yourself functions like smoothstep, smootherstep, bias and gain. Map range is a must for musgrave for those, since they expect 0-1 range.

Beware that there is so much bump mapping can do, bump mapping is not good with smooth transitions. if you want such result as in your screnshot, you probably will need to resort to displacement mapping in Cycles or use your texture with the displacement modifier.

Well that still does not look like smooth transition to me, and probably that is the best the bump map node can do with that ramp setup you had in your original post. However if that look works for you you might want to try another way to map it in case there is a bug with the weave node or the bump map node. In theory they should be working in floating point space. Try disabling the color ramp and see if that does the same thing.

Ok, but what is the exact look that you are looking for, any image examples? What you have in the scene seems to work as expected as far as the bump map goes, especially without the ramp. The Ramp works too but as you guess the bump node and the ramp nodes are very sensitive to values which makes sense.

I already give an exemple but maybe that one its more clear:

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My goal is to have the same bump result in procedural.

If you managed to do that, I would be very greatful

Btw I should mention that you should check these raw renders in Photoshop after rendering these as raw .exr, because the colorspace remapping will change the perception of the ramps and such. You can actually see this effect by disabling color management in the viewport while setting the rampnodes look. Depending on the final image the difference can be very subtle or drastic

Try to get the ball to the finish line in a way that is full of obstacles. You should move by touching the obstacles which are in the color of your ball. Try to move by avoiding thorns and some other obstacles.

The thing to remember about the TextureMaster is that it is doing exactly what its name implies: creating a texture. This is a 2D color map that wraps onto the surface of your 3D object (although in ZBrush, textures can also contain materials).

The second approach is to click Pick Shaded instead of regular Pick. This will pick up the color shading that is caused by lighting on 3D objects, and transfer that shading to the texture. When the texture is viewed from head on, it will appear to have actual depth. Of course, as you rotate the object it will become apparent that it is really just variations in coloring rather than actual changes to the geometry of the object.

I think it would be great to be able to tell wich map you paint on and have both applied on the model in Zbrush. this way you can add some bumps without disturbing the colors. Like for example create some veins on a head as bump only and have the colors stay the same.

Finding a game to kill time? Look no further, Color Bump 3D is here. This is an arcade game developed and released by Good Job Games. Players are going to control a sphere and bump objects but only the white ones or else your sphere will shatter into pieces and restart the stage. However, it does not offer a PC-version at the moment. Yet other players want to play Color Bump 3D on PC to better see the passages of each level. So, if you are looking for a feasible way, then keep reading and learn a few tips and tricks to master the game.

Do this by swiping up in a straight line behind your sphere with real power. By doing so, you can avoid the obstacles in front of the item you struck. Of course, the item you will strike should be the color white in order to jump over the object in front of it.

This is a great set to use with your entire class as you teach the game structure of BUMP. This is perfect for the beginning of the school year as your establishing centers. With this color version, students can focus on the structure of the game without having to worry about academic skills. With time, you can introduce other BUMP games that allow students to practice grade-level skills.

The objective is simple, move a ball through a course while avoiding any objects that are not the same color as the ball. There are added dangers with holes on the course, as well as moving objects that will kill you.

Your mission here is to guide the ball from the beginning of each round until you reach the finish line. You have to make sure you reach that finish line without crashing against any of the obstacles that you'll stumble upon during your journey. It's also really important that you learn how to tell the difference between harmful elements from those that you can destroy. The entire path is full of shapes that you have to knock down in order to make way for yourself, all of them are white. Each phase includes a specific color that you must avoid; whenever you come across a shape that's that color, avoid it at all cost, or you'll have to start all over again.

When JavaFX8 code loads the color, bump and spec maps, the color and spec work as expected, but bump map is causing strange effects. All three are Mercator maps of Earth. Generally, there is no 3d effect added by the bump map. Bump map only causes Himalaya and Andes appear on the lit side of the globe as black areas with shiny border and on the shaded side as they appear on the color map. What am I doing wrong?

Gameplay is all about helping the couple i.e, boy to reach the girl . It was so addictive game and fast game experience. Color bump 3d game is an easy game to play but very difficult to master the game .

The game starts with a Cylinder that keeps bumping on a set of colourful Cubes having different colours. The colour of the Cubes keeps changing with each bump. If in case you Collide with the wrong colour, be prepared for a blast!

Try to grab the high score in this colorful, arcade-style game of skill! Paint white blocks by bumping into them. Each painted block increases your score. Watch out for colored blocks because they will end your run and you will have to reset! See how many levels you can beat and how high you can score in doing so!

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