Or at least, that's the result I'm going for. I want to make these walls, floor, and ceiling look nice and rocky, and from what I've seen using a displacement is one of the best ways to do this.
However I have two questions:
1.) Would it be good to use them in such a small area?
2a.) If so, how should I set up the faces so that everything sews together nicely?
2b.) If not, how else could I accomplish this rocky effect?
Just so you know whats going on in the picture: The right path turns left and them makes a U-turn to the right, like a reverse question mark, all while sloping upwards. The path to the left drops down under the first path, opening up into a large room, which exits to a place just under where the first path does.
However I have two questions:
1.) Would it be good to use them in such a small area?
2a.) If so, how should I set up the faces so that everything sews together nicely?
2b.) If not, how else could I accomplish this rocky effect?
Just so you know whats going on in the picture: The right path turns left and them makes a U-turn to the right, like a reverse question mark, all while sloping upwards. The path to the left drops down under the first path, opening up into a large room, which exits to a place just under where the first path does.