Stripes on displacement

[south iris]

Why is this happening? There's no blendmodulatetexture or anything like that.

[stone plover]

$seamlessscale handling 90 degree corners poorly

[south iris]

Problem is, this area is the only area it's happening in. Rest of the map is fine.

These three displacements out of like many

[stone plover]

Yeah, it’s not every corner but in my experience when it happens the only fix is to change the displacement geometry or adjust the base brush

[granite bluff]

it's stretched too much

you have to split it up

in half should do

[south iris]

damn how crazy

that didn't fix it

[stone plover]

Those are very flat displacements I don’t think you need a $seamlessscale material

[south iris]

It was mostly for the rest of the map

where I do have some stretched af displacements

[stone plover]

Ah

If you’re using hammer++ have you tried changing the face vector around?

[south iris]

I'm gonna try having a non-seamless version for just these displacements

[stone plover]

It’ll take a bit of manual alignment to line the two materials up smoothly

You could just sculpt up the edges of the grass so it’s not a 90 degree corner with the wall

[south iris]

They did align but I realized the problem is all over the map so I'm gonna do the sculpting thing

[stone plover]

I think it only happens when the wall is precisely sewn to the floor

It tries to patch them together and $seamlessscale ends up applying the texture orthogonally to the face

[south iris]

Yeah it didn't work

[stone plover]

Try making the displacements intersect instead of sharing an edge

[south iris]

That's actually what I did, I thought that's what you meant by scultping

[stone plover]

First option is sculpt the displacement geometry to look like this

Other option is to prevent the two displacements from patching together altogether like this

[south iris]

I forgot to give an update, whoops

I fixed it... somehow

Well the slope fixed itself, not sure how