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12. Add a new Noise Texture node and a Wave Texture node (press
Shift
+
A
and
navigate to Texture | ...). Select both and press
Shift
+
D
to duplicate them. Label
them
Wave Texture01
,
Wave Texture02
,
Noise Texture01
, and
Noise
Texture02
.
13. Arrange the four texture nodes in a column like this: Wave Texture01, Noise
Texture01, Noise Texture02, and Wave Texture02. Connect the Mapping output to
the texture nodes' Vector input.
14. Set the Scale value of Wave Texture01 to
3.000
, Distortion to
25.000
, and Detail
to
10.000
. Set the Detail value of Noise Texture01 to
10.000
and Distortion to
0.500
. Set the Detail value of Noise Texture02 to
10.000
as well. Finally, set the
Wave Texture02 node's Scale value to
25.000
, Distortion to
15.000
, and Detail
Scale value to
5.000
.
15. Add a MixRGB node (press
Shift
+
A
and Color | MixRGB) and label it
Mix01
.
Connect the Wave Texture01 node's Color output to the Color1 input and the
Noise Texture01 node's Color output to the Color2 input.
16. Select the MixRGB node and press
Shift
+
D
to duplicate it. Label it
Mix02
and
connect the Color output of the Mix01 node to the Color1 input of the Mix02
node. Then connect the Wave Texture02 node's Color output to its Color2 input.
17. Connect the Color output of the Noise Texture02 node to the Fac input socket of
the Mix02 node. Now the Node Editor window looks like what is shown in the
following screenshot:
Building the bump pattern
