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Like an emboss
Make a embossment on a surface
Inputs
| Name | ID | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Surface | Srf | Base surface | Surface |
| Geometries | Geo | Geometries to make the embossing. Note that each control point assumes the distance to the closest geometry and must be less than the input radius. | GeometricGoo |
| Resolution | Res | Resolution of control points in proportion to the unit of space. Resolution 2.0 on a surface of 5 x 6 units, will give 10 x 12 control points. Set 0 to keep the control points of the input surface. Note that this value should be high enough for the embossment to have resolution, but low enough to be computationally manageable. | Number |
| Height | Hgt | Elevation or height for each input geometry. Note that moving the control points, it is possible that the actual height of the surface is different. | Number |
| Radius | Rad | Margin or radius of influence for each input geometry, from which embossing will begin at control points that are within this distance. | Number |
| Factors | Fac | List of normalized values (between 0 and 1) to define the contour shape of the embossment | Number |
Outputs
| Name | ID | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Surface | S | Resulting surface | Surface |
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