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This is the second installment of our tutorial series on how to create realistic water surfaces using oTakhi Platform (Three.js).

 

This scene is generated using dynamic reflection, refraction, and depth mapping and a static normal map.

 

 

realwater-0.png   realwater-1.png

 

 

Elements used in this scene include:

  • skybox,
  • fog,
  • water shader that produces 12 randomly generated Gerstner waves,
  • dynamic reflection mapping,
  • dynamic refraction mapping,
  • dynamic depth mapping,
  • static normal mapping,
  • multi-layer material with glow mapping.

 

Hers is a video tutorial on how this scene was assembled in oTakhi Condenser.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzylWJExrwU

 

 

You can access all our previous tutorials here (may have to hit reload a few times):  

 

https://plus.google.com/114090903151589399287/posts

 

 

As always, your comments, critics, and feedback are welcome.

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