Hey there, I’m having a look at this example ; the effect of a moving road under the car is nicely created using GridHelper . This got me thinking, is it possible to create this same effect but using a normal map? This way the user can change the road from say, cobblestone map to asphalt map to what…

For texture scrolling I’d try the .offset property of a texture. For fading, I would either go with a custom shader; or will add another layer just above the ground. This layer will have a hole with blured contour. The moving ground will be seen through this hole. I’d also use a fog if a non-circu…

Moving Road Effect Using a Normal Map, similar to Car Materials Example

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Fennec October 16, 2024, 10:42pm 4

Check this beautifully showcased example:

Here is the section of their website where they’re using the moving ground effect:

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Moving Road Effect Using a Normal Map, similar to Car Materials Example

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