Re: Texture Based Modelling

you can with the noise function

as i said before. did you read the manual about it?


--- Magus Thom Potter <DragonPagan01-1jI0/[email protected]>
wrote:

> Sarvesh Navelkar wrote:
> 
> > Is it possible to model/transform an object( a
> cube for example) into 
> > another model based on the texture applied to it
> >
> > ( My question is not about Texture
> Alpha/transparency mapping.....but 
> > actually changing the original mesh and vertices
> based on the texture)
> 
> -- 
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> /¡As the Cockerel Crows!/
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> » *Thom says:*~ You can give a surface a good
> texturing, so it is not 
> flat and insipid, but I don't think you can change
> the fundamental shape 
> of the object. As for Alpha-channels, they can make
> parts of the object 
> "Disappear" so that it does not become part of the
> final image, and to 
> some degree I suppose that would make the object
> look different; a disk 
> instead of a plane, or something.
> 
> ~«
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