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KRAY 3 displacements test.
Mixing two types of surfaces.
A stone floor and in it mud bends.
Generated from two independent maps.
of course, you can set up a level of mud for stones

Very nice stuff!

Wow - this is crazy impressive stuff!

very nice job peter

here my simple map apply on gound disp no node .

i used K3 SSS on dragon and displacement on the floor . ^^ .

Badly applied ground textures.
Use specular and glossiness
My next test
A lot depends on the textures of the dis.
Dis displ. gives only half the effect

artattak wrote:Badly applied ground textures.
Use specular and glossiness
My next test
A lot depends on the textures of the dis.
Dis displ. gives only half the effect

lol it has glossines and specular the map reso is small . . but for nowu can use thos . i dont like to use that. until k3 has own shaders to use propre glossines of reflection . i dnt like to use this option its old .

Keraressi Abdelkarim wrote:

artattak wrote:Badly applied ground textures.
Use specular and glossiness
My next test
A lot depends on the textures of the dis.
Dis displ. gives only half the effect

lol it has glossines and specular the map reso is small . . but for nowu can use thos . i dont like to use that. until k3 has own shaders to use propre glossines of reflection . i dnt like to use this option its old .

In the glosines you can see the effects of luminosity panels.
It gives a great effect in addition to reflection.

using lumi panels that are visible in specular give cool effects you need to be skillful but give cool effects similar to tracedirect light but without hot fotons


Sofa below secular glosines and reflection

Why do you use specularity?...it is unreal behavior of reflection effect (fake from past tense time when computer were very slow)

artattak wrote:Badly applied ground textures.
Use specular and glossiness
My next test
A lot depends on the textures of the dis.
Dis displ. gives only half the effect

Hmmm I don't know whats wrong with it, i think it looks good

Its unreal in my opinion. Anyway I do not use specular since ....8 years.
Using specular you never know what is correct level of specularity and glossiness.
That`s why correct and physical way is to use Trace Direct Light. Using this you get correct reflection level, correct color, correct "glossiness" (blur level).

artattak wrote:KRAY 3 displacements test.
Mixing two types of surfaces.
A stone floor and in it mud bends.
Generated from two independent maps.
of course, you can set up a level of mud for stones

BY THE WAY reflection blur not working yet . u need to have control anisotropy. so it useless to use it. now .

That`s why correct and physical way is to use Trace Direct Light. Using this you get correct reflection level, correct color, correct "glossiness" (blur level).

I have noticed weird undesired unnatural effects when using 'trace direct light reflections'

This is direct IES reflection.
I have to ask G. what we do with this.
Is correct effect but it should be in my opinion a bit weaker or more blurred.

Correct is IES light, should be more blurred and intensity adjustable.
I have the same with SUN for Exteriors (for EXT I turn it off)

AVLKray wrote:Correct is IES light, should be more blurred and intensity adjustable.
I have the same with SUN for Exteriors (for EXT I turn it off)

I sent to G. information mail what we can do with this: optimizations, reduction or other cases (not yet bug tracker)