In particular I have focused on my stone material and
getting the runes onto the walls of my scene. To do this I used the xNormal
plugin in Photoshop to create the normal map for the runes which I created by
downloading a font and then typed out some of my blog as an Easter egg for the
scene.
I then overlayed the normal maps together which I could then
apply to the parameters of my material instances. I also managed to get some
nice results from the specular maps as well. I ended up with a really nice
stone material which I was really proud of.
Wall normal map with runes overlaying the cracks |
Another thing I did was lowered the Ambient occlusion maps
which I had applied to my material instances. As well as doing this, I applied
the normal maps from my high poly models to the material instance parameters
and immediately began to see some changes in my material definition. The normal
and specular maps were also working very well in bring out the detail of the
cracks and damages on the pillars.
Normal and specular maps bringing out the damages on the pillars |
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