Member Gwyvern Posted January 14, 2017 Member Report Share Posted January 14, 2017 Heya all, I'm still pretty new to 3D coat so I'm still learning the ins and outs. Scaling smart materials is easy using the magnifying glass in the little tool bar, but the scruffy edge effects (which Id like to keep for the current material I'm using) Need to be smaller, here's an example. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Carlosan Posted January 14, 2017 Report Share Posted January 14, 2017 Conditions Conditions can be accessed by clicking the icon next to the Condition Mask layer (and next to Degree), this gives even more access to various ways to apply your material layer. These conditions are: Always. Applies to every pixel of the layer. More on Concave. Applies to areas that are more concave, and lets you fill crevices. More on Covex. Applies to areas that are more convex, applying the material to more rounded external surfaces. Less on Concave. Similar to More on Concave, but applies in the opposite form by allowing a little less in concave areas and a little more on convex. Less on Convex. Similar to More on Convex, but applies in the opposite form by allowing a little less on convex areas and a little more in concave. More on Flat. Applies only to flatter surfaces. More on Curve. Applies only to more curved surfaces. More on Lit. Applies to areas that are well lit, uses an Ambient Occlusion map to determine placement. More on Shadow. Similar to More on Lit, but applies to the darker areas of an Ambient Occlusion map. More on Top. Applies only to the upper areas of the surface. More on Bottom. Applies only to the bottom areas of the surface. More on Sides. Applies only on the sides of the surface. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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