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Subject: Waving grass effect, refinements
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Yo, Mark Thompson/Alan Chan/ Lightwavers:

I've got an application for the famous "Waving Grass" effect popularized by
the above gentlemen, but had a small question.

I want the grass to be "over" rolling hills, but I'm assuming that since the
displacement map is falling off over a set distance from a set position, that
this would not be possible, i.e. the grass will start at different heights.

Could some combination of morphing be used to give the rolling hills effect,
combined with the usual displacement mapping?

More generally, what is the ORDER in which LW performs deformations, since we
know that target displacement will not be reflected in its morpher.

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