Few ROOFTILE desplacement maps.

[intero_ua]

Sample:



And textures:
http://intero.nm.ru/rooftile/1.jpg
http://intero.nm.ru/rooftile/2.jpg
http://intero.nm.ru/rooftile/3.jpg

Hope these textures will be helpful for you. Have fun.

[ultra]

thank you very much

[travistlo]

very good, and very useful post, thank you very much.

[jacksc02]

Thanks for the maps! very helpful!

What settings do you usually use for these maps?

Chris Jackson
cj@arcad.co.nz

[Erik de Graaf]

Thank you,

They look very cool, i always model my rooftiles (very heavy models). I will definitly try this.

Erik

[Dogzilla]

these are great, thanks for sharing

[DaForce]

Nice, Thanks!!

[Bratwurst]

Good work man Thx for posting them!

[intero_ua]

Thanx guys for think it is helpful. You are welcome.
I'm usually do not use Displacement maps, so i'm really do not know good Vray displacement settings, i think you will do your best...

[aylama]

Thank you very much. It is very helpful.

[Outlaw]

Right now great stuff, thx

[Da_elf]

now if someone can make a good one for shingles hehe. i get asked to do alot of cedar shingle houses

[DaForce]

Da_elf
Post a pic of what you want your shingles to look like and i will have a whack at making the displace map for you

[charleyc]

A good way to make displacement maps like tile roofs and such is to model the geometry in a prefered tilabele size, use a gradiant map to shade it from black to white/bottom to top and render it from a top down view (usually the top view). This makes very clean maps. It is also very easy to add details in PS as well, plus it makes a good tool for creating the diffuse texture.

[Anykeev]

Big thanks!!!