Blender GLSL - Parallax Mapping Effect w/ Material Nodes

A test of a concept that came to mind. To use material nodes to create a parallax mapping effect. The material uses a bunch of nodes to basically combine normal and UV inputs from a geometry input, and then use different levels of displacement by using a bump map and RGB curves, then, a shaded material is multiplied over the shadeless displaced textures. The object in the video is one plane, and no python was used.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• blender
• game
• engine
• realtime
• glsl
• parallax
• mapping
• material
• nodes
• curves
• normal
• map
• bump
• bricks
• video
• computer
• graphics

[rorkimaru]

Wow, no python! GE compatible I assume? are you going to release it?

[eedobaba7726]

@rorkimaru Works fine in the GE, and actually pretty well with fps, because it doesn't actually use a 3d effect, just a system of distorted layers to fake depth.

Search the BA resources forum for this. I put it up for download there.

[Independentsoul85]

Respect do u have posted this on Blenderartsits? I want to take a look at this Shader .

I would re send it to you if I found a way in increasing the Performance :)))

[eedobaba7726]

Yeah. You should find it a few pages into the Game Engine Resources section.

[MultiHeLiOs]

Wait, THIS ISN'T MINECRAFT.

[krycholoss]

tu Polacy przejmujemy ten filmik !!!

[polskpojjkeh]

Who needs DirectX when we have shaders!!!!!

[damonik666]

is it a script? because i need something like this.

[hackersinistrofodao]

@WolfosDotOrg bump mapping is better of parallax

[WolfosDotOrg]

Relief mapping is the new parallax ;)

[shukfahid]

nice work! looks pretty complex for a few bricks.

[Gunbardo]

So in layman terms, "Optical illusion" is that it?

[rickythegreaetist]

minecraft?

[ehabcharek]

can u PLEEEEEEEEEEASE tell us how u do it??!?!?!!?!

either comment or a tutorial it doesn't matter because ur awesome :D