How to get rid of height ridge while painting material masks?

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July 2, 2021
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in Designer for example I never get such thing since I usually multipy the painted "mask" on the bottom material height and add on a top one. They mix properly that way withot such boder cliff or something .

I suppose the blending materials is a main purpose of Sampler so how can force it to do in realistic manner? In "Height blend " mode it works perectly ok but I have no idea how to add custom mask there?

How to

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Baptiste_Substance_3D

Community Manager

Hello,

Can you scroll a bit in your properties panel so we can see the first parameters?

One thing to notice with the Sampler brush, is that the brush has always an hardness equal to 1. It's current limitation of our brush.

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kirkr5689Author

Inspiring

Not sure what parameter you need to see, Did another screen.

My guess the brusgh hardness is irrelevant actually since there is "mask contrast" that should blur it , right?

At least it's what I do in Designer or Affinity Photo when do same kind of a height blend and it works just ok there without blurring the actual mask , doing just height fading around edges.

Imo it looks like a bug. We use parallax shader and it looks not good with such sudden cliffs.

LoryAline

Community Manager

Hi,

Do you really need the normal recomputation?
I think it is the cause of that cliff ...

Regards

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