Home 3D CG Glossary Displacement Mapping Contact Services   Random Image click for full size Main Menu Home Services Gallery Demo Video 3D CG Glossary The Laboratory Downloads Copyright Contact Glossary Terms 3D Modeling 3D Rendering Anti-Aliasing Bit Depth Blurry Reflections / Refractions Bump Mapping Caustics CG / CGI Color Bleeding Compositing Depth of Fields Direct Light Displacement Mapping Flythrough Frame Fresnel Effect Global Illumination High Dynamic Range Images Indirect Light Keyframe Light Emitters Low-Poly Modelling Motion Blur Motion Capture NURBS Particle Systems Polygon Procedural Texture Raytracing Realtime 3D Rigging Shading Sub-Surface Scattering Texture Mapping Toon Shading Volumetric effects Wireframe select a term from the list on the left to see the description.   feel free to contact MadTom Productions about: the suggestion of another term the correction of a wrong or missleading statement (i hope there are none) any 3D CG related topic Displacement Mapping A Displacement Map is generally the same as a Bump Map. But in contrast to the bump map, the surface details are achieved by actually disorting the object's geometry according to the hight-values provided by the displacement map. As you can see this allows much stronger features, yet it does take longer to render.   < Prev   Next >

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