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From: Wes Parham <[e-mail]>
To: "Scott P. Allen" <[e-mail]>
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Subject: Re: Curtains
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On Sun, 11 Jun 1995, Scott P. Allen wrote:
>      I'm working on a scene which will include curtains flowing
> in the breeze.  I thought this might be a simple task but I have
>
  I made a rippling banner with a displacement map that is turning out
rather nicely.  The displacement can be adjusted numerically, so low
numbers helped add a more subtle wave to things.
  My displacement map was a B/W Left to right gradient white at the sides
and black in the centre. I  adjusted the size automatically and didvided
the size in the travel axis by the number of ripples I wanted. (x in my
case).  Add a velocity and you're pretty much set.  Of course, I've never
tried using the Ripples procedural as a displacement map.  Anyone done
that?
     Or moprhing?  Or bones?  WOuld those be any easier?
wes


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