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but why is it so good? ) even without normal mapping it sure is
just erosion? )
For me... this work was the start for my world-machine love
Just Erosion? I've been studying erosion for a year now... and I still keep learning... have a look at this if you want... the terrain is so much more complex: [link]
When I create terrains, 1 terrain is usually one small feature, this way you can get more detail out of it... This scene counts about 6 4k terrains. And really small strata help
Keep up your awesome work. )
And if you ever feel like discussing wm2 again, feel free to contact me
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Try to work with several materials and use the distribution maps (from the erosion node)to separate them-> e.g.sand for the deposit/flow, rock for the rest
Other things you could do... Add a second erosion node a e.g. the bottom of the cliffs (select bij height), going for strong full erosion