With a rocky hill, a desert, and a frozen muddy riverbed, you don't even have to dip your toes into the shader work to add a lot of value to your renders.Ĭontent creators can take full advantage of what the multilayer shader offers by creating custom masks using software such as Photoshop or Substance Painter and blending tiling textures across any model that has UV maps. While each terrain can fill a scene by itself, they also tile seamlessly along the X and Z axis if you have need of truly mammoth landscapes.
The included sample terrains are large, multipart models with hideable components such as rocks, grass, and vegetation. Novices can easily make use of the three sample terrains simply by putting them into a scene and rendering away. You don't have to be an advanced user to appreciate what this set can offer. Sample masks are included for casual users. Any program that can create masks from procedural noise, filters, or baked maps from high resolution sources can be used to create the masks. To unlock the full potential of this set, the user should be familiar with creating greyscale masks in software such as Photoshop or Substance Painter. Blend completely different textures together to create your perfect terrain. The ability to tile layers independently of the masks allows you to tweak as appropriate for close-up or distant renders.
The Muelsfell Multilayer Shader lets you stack multiple layers of tileable images, by masking them out with alphas to reduce both noticeable repeats and extreme texture memory usage. Without this shader, texturing massive terrain meshes can often be prone to extremely large and memory-intensive images that try to cram everything in, or very noticeable repeats due to tiling smaller textures. These shaders were designed to be used on large, expansive terrain pieces. Included in this set are five multi-layer shader variants: a four-layer version, a two-layer version, a standalone macro/micro shader, a four-layer version with emissive settings, and a developmental rainbow version of the four-layer version.
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