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Subject: "Instant" fabric


Varian ( ) posted Tue, 09 October 2001 at 1:38 PM · edited Fri, 29 November 2024 at 10:50 AM

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Just an example of a very simple procedural fabric created by using the "Fabric" function in the material editor. I set the function for both Color and Bump. The Bump gain is turned down to 0.2 or else it really stands out too much. The material scale for this image was set to .17 to make the "threads" smaller. The "Fabric" function is only one place to begin for creating fabric materials. :)


jarm ( ) posted Tue, 09 October 2001 at 1:46 PM

I love that rippling effect, is that a terrain using dunes or something like that? Jody


Varian ( ) posted Tue, 09 October 2001 at 2:08 PM

The drapery is a mesh model by Palmix, and can be found in the Poser free stuff. :)


MikeJ ( ) posted Tue, 09 October 2001 at 3:02 PM

kewl! :)



Axe555 ( ) posted Tue, 09 October 2001 at 4:04 PM

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I did a little experimenting last night myself (on my old PC with Vue2, no less) This is what I came up with.


Varian ( ) posted Tue, 09 October 2001 at 4:14 PM

I like that, Rich! It reminds me of an old couch I used to spend Saturday afternoons on. :) Was that also made using the "Fabric" function, or something else?


Axe555 ( ) posted Tue, 09 October 2001 at 4:22 PM

Yeah, I used the fabric function for both color and bump production. Function scale at.3 material scale at .2. I started messing about more with color production and I think I can get something close to a plad (sp?), but it's gonna require more work. I tried a solid tan color map and it looked like it would make a great distant stone block wall.


Irish ( ) posted Tue, 09 October 2001 at 5:29 PM

Thanks for the tip! Good to know. Irene


tradivoro ( ) posted Tue, 09 October 2001 at 7:07 PM

I knew that sly fox Varian had something up his sleeve when he mentioned this whole fabric thing... :) But yeah, this is very cool, and I didn't have a clue this was in Vue... Me, I'm the type that's always grabbing pictures for textures... But yeah, you definitely got a great burlap texture there and whatever that poser thing is gives it the old cloth effect 1 million percent... :)


Varian ( ) posted Tue, 09 October 2001 at 10:02 PM

It's "plaid", Rich, but it's pronounced the way you spelled it. I've been trying to figure out how one could set up a plaid, too. LOL Paul, I didn't have any ideas to start with, really. And you're right, this version looks a lot like burlap. In the smaller scale Rich used, it looks like a thick upholstery material. I wonder what other fabrics we can find in the editor. ;)


tesign ( ) posted Tue, 09 October 2001 at 10:26 PM

Woah Varian!....like some of the rest, never new this exist. Hmmmm...wonder if its gonna work on those Vicky clothing and wrap and Olypiam and etc... :) Thanks for the lead! Bill


jgmart ( ) posted Wed, 10 October 2001 at 5:49 PM

Hi Varian, Could you please tell me where this "fabric" function is? I went through the material editor, but couldn't find it. Thank you, John


MikeJ ( ) posted Wed, 10 October 2001 at 9:06 PM

Hi John, it's in the bump section of the material editor. I don't think it's one of the "library" selections, which you'll find if you choose to load a bump. If you right click on any bump material, and select "edit function", you'll find it in a long list of alternate bumps. You've never seen the Bump Editor? Good stuff in there!



Varian ( ) posted Wed, 10 October 2001 at 9:22 PM

As Mike said, it's one of the drop-down selections under "type" when you are in the Edit Function window. But just a note that it's available from all Edit Function screens -- bump, color, transparency, etc. :)


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