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| 0.8.4:pbr-material [2022/06/17 09:47] – [Normal Mapping or Parallax Occlusion Mapping] admin | 0.8.4:pbr-material [2022/06/17 10:48] – [Setup Environment Mapping] admin | ||
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| - | |NormalMap|Normal maps are a special kind of texture that allow you to add surface detail such as bumps, grooves, and scratches to a model which catch the light as if they are represented by real geometry. This texture is used for normal-mapping and parallax occlusion mapping mode.| | + | |NormalMap|[[normalmap-material# |
| |NormalIntensity|The normal intensity defines the intended depth effect. The larger the value, the more depth the algorithm is trying to produce.| | |NormalIntensity|The normal intensity defines the intended depth effect. The larger the value, the more depth the algorithm is trying to produce.| | ||
| |MetalnessTexture|A Metallic, or Metalness, map, is a black and white texture that acts as a mask that defines areas on a texture set or material that behave like a metal (white) and do not (black).| | |MetalnessTexture|A Metallic, or Metalness, map, is a black and white texture that acts as a mask that defines areas on a texture set or material that behave like a metal (white) and do not (black).| | ||
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| The dynamic computation is more realistic, but often not necessary and it also reduces performance a lot. | The dynamic computation is more realistic, but often not necessary and it also reduces performance a lot. | ||
| - | Read more about environment mapping | + | Read more about [[environmentmap|environment mapping]] here. |