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Triangular cracks

New Here ,
Jul 20, 2022 Jul 20, 2022

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Hi everyone!
I need some help. I am trying to create stylized rock pattern and now i want to add some cracks on its corners. Those cracks should be triangular and be of different sizes. And now it's a bit tricky to me how achieve that result. Some people tell me to use slope blur but using slope blur usually gives a rounded result, but what i need are cracks with sharp corners. Do someone have any ideas how to make it? I'll be very glad for any help.

Result should be something like this

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Adobe Employee , Jul 21, 2022 Jul 21, 2022

Hello,

 

You can use a Crystal 1 generator to chip away hard triangular shapes from tiles. See attached package tile_cracks.sbs for an example.

 

Screenshot 2022-07-21 at 11.11.51.png

 

Another approach could involve generating a crack shape using a combination of Crystal 1 and Cross Section and using a Splatter node to distribute them. See attached package tile_cracks_2.sbs for that option.

 

Screenshot 2022-07-21 at 11.26.46.png

 

In both examples, a Vector Warp node is used to break the continuity of cracks across neighbour tiles.

 

I hope this is helpful!

 

Best r

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Community Expert , Jul 21, 2022 Jul 21, 2022

Another alternative for hard edge chips/cracks is to make the hard edges and use a flood fill mapper to distribute them

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Jul 21, 2022 Jul 21, 2022

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Hello,

 

You can use a Crystal 1 generator to chip away hard triangular shapes from tiles. See attached package tile_cracks.sbs for an example.

 

Screenshot 2022-07-21 at 11.11.51.png

 

Another approach could involve generating a crack shape using a combination of Crystal 1 and Cross Section and using a Splatter node to distribute them. See attached package tile_cracks_2.sbs for that option.

 

Screenshot 2022-07-21 at 11.26.46.png

 

In both examples, a Vector Warp node is used to break the continuity of cracks across neighbour tiles.

 

I hope this is helpful!

 

Best regards.

 

Luca Giarrizzo | Quality Engineer, 3D & Immersive | Adobe

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Another alternative for hard edge chips/cracks is to make the hard edges and use a flood fill mapper to distribute them

2022-07-21_12-31-22.jpg

 

Dave

 

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Jul 23, 2022 Jul 23, 2022

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Wow! I shall investigate that, thank you for quick and useful reply! You are doing amazing job. 🙂

 

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I am glad this was helpful Vitaliy, thank you for the kind words!

 

Best regards.

 

Luca Giarrizzo | Quality Engineer, 3D & Immersive | Adobe

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