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Bonjour,

Je rencontre un soucis de déplacement de texture avec la version 2015 de Sketchup et la version 3.8.26 d'Indigo.

Voici ma texture de carrelage :

et ma texture de déplacement :

J'utilise une surface de 5 mètres sur 5cm d'épaisseur, un standard que j'utilise pour le sol dans mes rendus. J'ai lissé les arrêtes à 90° et j'utilise les paramètres par défaut avec 8 en subdivision :



Avec ceci :

Mais j'ai ça :

Augmenter le nombre de subdivisions n'arrange rien sauf me manger mes 16 Go de RAM.

C'est quoi l'origine du problème ?

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Hello,

I meet a texture displacement problems with the 2015 version of Sketchup and 3.8.26 version of Indigo.

Here is my tile texture:

and my displacement map:

I use an area of ​​5 x 5 meters thick, a standard that I use for the floor in my reports. I smoothed the edges to 90 ° and I use the default settings with 8 subdivision:



With this:

But I have this:

Increasing the number of subdivisions does not help me eat unless my 16 GB of RAM.

What is the problem?

Thanks for the english version Xaon.

As you can clearly see your displacement map uses another UVM then your color map!
I'm no sketchup user, so the only thing I can do is link this two tutorials, maybe they can help you:
http://www.indigorenderer.com/documenta ... uv-mapping
http://www.indigorenderer.com/documenta ... re-scaling

Bonjour!

I had a few issues with UV mapping for displacement, so wrote a quick tutorial. Hopefully something in this will help.

http://www.indigorenderer.com/forum/vie ... 19&t=13109

Bosseye wrote:Bonjour!

I had a few issues with UV mapping for displacement, so wrote a quick tutorial. Hopefully something in this will help.

http://www.indigorenderer.com/forum/vie ... 19&t=13109

I followed your tutorial. But it does not work for me. I have explored many possibilities but I can't find a good explanation on why it does not use the UV map on the render.