Does anyone know how to get the displacement to go outside of the bounds of the volume? The documentation has an example of it working but I can't figure out how to do it. Also I'm having an issue where it feels like the noise for displacement is also acting as a multiplier on the density. So the density increases as the displacement increases, which is really impractical. Is there something I'm doing wrong?
Great tutorial! Really valuable info. Thanks, Shawn
Very helpful Shawn, thank you.
Hey Shawn, I've been so heads down on Toon, I missed this - thanks for the heads-up and walk through - that and yet another sweet af asset pack.
thx man spring update had so much new stuff i would have totaly missed this new gem of redshift without your tip ❤
Good stuff mate! Thanks for the multiply tip!
Very cool, thanks a lot Shawn
will you have another video that goes in to more detail on how you set up the shader? That was the entire reason I watched!! Please and Thank You!
Absolutely! I was just pressed for time! I'll make a more in-depth video soon.
Does anyone know how to get the displacement to go outside of the bounds of the volume? The documentation has an example of it working but I can't figure out how to do it. Also I'm having an issue where it feels like the noise for displacement is also acting as a multiplier on the density. So the density increases as the displacement increases, which is really impractical. Is there something I'm doing wrong?
this is awesome, thank you! is it possible to plug a texture into this? I am trying with a 32bit png in black/white but it doesnt seem to be working
So weird. Density is missing in the latest Redshift. I just don't see it
Make sure you're bringing in the new Standard Volume Shader