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[[Image:drex_module_148_1_image_0.png|465pxpx|Heightfield Shader - Colour Tab]]

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 '''Diffuse colour:''' This sets the diffuse colour for the heightfield. The diffuse colour can be affected by the '''Shade by height''' parameter below, and may be blended by the '''Border blending''', '''Blend by heightfield''' and '''Blend by shader''' parameters on the [[Heightfield Shader|Location tab]].
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-'''Shade by light:''' If this is checked the heightfield shader produces a standard Lambertian diffuse surface that is illuminated by the lights in the scene (like most shaders in Terragen), whereas if this is unchecked the shader will produce a luminous surface with the colour specified by '''Diffuse colour''' and its diffuse colour output will be black (0). If you use this shader as a blend shader or function for another shader, '''Shade by light''' should be checked so that it outputs the expected diffuse colour.
+'''Shade by light:''' If this is checked the heightfield shader produces a standard Lambertian diffuse surface that is illuminated by the lights in the scene (like most shaders in Terragen), whereas if this is unchecked the shader will produce a luminous surface with the colour specified by '''Diffuse colour''' and its diffuse colour output will be black (0). If you use this shader as a blend shader or function for another shader then '''Shade by light''' should be checked so that it outputs the expected diffuse colour.
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 '''Shade by height:''' If this is checked the '''Diffuse colour''' is multiplied by a value depending on the heights of the heightfield. The lowest parts of the heightfield will be black (0) and the highest parts will be the diffuse colour, with other heights being some shade in between.

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 '''Diffuse colour:''' This sets the diffuse colour for the heightfield. The diffuse colour can be affected by the '''Shade by height''' parameter below, and may be blended by the '''Border blending''', '''Blend by heightfield''' and '''Blend by shader''' parameters on the [[Heightfield Shader|Location tab]].
 </li><li>
-'''Shade by light:''' If this is checked the heightfield shader produces a standard Lambertian diffuse surface that is illuminated by the lights in the scene (like most shaders in Terragen), whereas if this is unchecked the shader will produce a luminous surface with the colour specified by '''Diffuse colour''' and its diffuse colour output will be black (0).
+'''Shade by light:''' If this is checked the heightfield shader produces a standard Lambertian diffuse surface that is illuminated by the lights in the scene (like most shaders in Terragen), whereas if this is unchecked the shader will produce a luminous surface with the colour specified by '''Diffuse colour''' and its diffuse colour output will be black (0). If you use this shader as a blend shader or function for another shader, '''Shade by light''' should be checked so that it outputs the expected diffuse colour.
 </li><li>
 '''Shade by height:''' If this is checked the '''Diffuse colour''' is multiplied by a value depending on the heights of the heightfield. The lowest parts of the heightfield will be black (0) and the highest parts will be the diffuse colour, with other heights being some shade in between.

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 '''Diffuse colour:''' This sets the diffuse colour for the heightfield. The diffuse colour can be affected by the '''Shade by height''' parameter below, and may be blended by the '''Border blending''', '''Blend by heightfield''' and '''Blend by shader''' parameters on the [[Heightfield Shader|Location tab]].
 </li><li>
-'''Shade by light:''' If this is checked the heightfield shader produces a standard Lambertian diffuse surface that is illuminated by the lights in the scene, whereas if this is unchecked the shader will produce a luminous surface with the colour specified by '''Diffuse colour''' and its diffuse colour output will be black (0).
+'''Shade by light:''' If this is checked the heightfield shader produces a standard Lambertian diffuse surface that is illuminated by the lights in the scene (like most shaders in Terragen), whereas if this is unchecked the shader will produce a luminous surface with the colour specified by '''Diffuse colour''' and its diffuse colour output will be black (0).
 </li><li>
 '''Shade by height:''' If this is checked the '''Diffuse colour''' is multiplied by a value depending on the heights of the heightfield. The lowest parts of the heightfield will be black (0) and the highest parts will be the diffuse colour, with other heights being some shade in between.

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 '''Diffuse colour:''' This sets the diffuse colour for the heightfield. The diffuse colour can be affected by the '''Shade by height''' parameter below, and may be blended by the '''Border blending''', '''Blend by heightfield''' and '''Blend by shader''' parameters on the [[Heightfield Shader|Location tab]].
 </li><li>
-'''Shade by light:''' TBC
+'''Shade by light:''' If this is checked the heightfield shader produces a standard Lambertian diffuse surface that is illuminated by the lights in the scene, whereas if this is unchecked the shader will produce a luminous surface with the colour specified by '''Diffuse colour''' and its diffuse colour output will be black (0).
 </li><li>
-'''Shade by height:''' If this is checked the '''Diffuse colour''' is multiplied by a value depending on the heights of the heightfield. The lowest parts of the heightfield will be black and the highest parts will be the diffuse colour, with other heights being some shade in between.
+'''Shade by height:''' If this is checked the '''Diffuse colour''' is multiplied by a value depending on the heights of the heightfield. The lowest parts of the heightfield will be black (0) and the highest parts will be the diffuse colour, with other heights being some shade in between.
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 '''Shade by light:''' TBC
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-'''Shade by height:''' If this is checked the '''Diffuse colour''' is blended depending on the heights of the heightfield. The lowest parts of the heightfield will be black and the highest parts will be the diffuse colour, with other heights being some shade inbetween.
+'''Shade by height:''' If this is checked the '''Diffuse colour''' is multiplied by a value depending on the heights of the heightfield. The lowest parts of the heightfield will be black and the highest parts will be the diffuse colour, with other heights being some shade in between.
 </li>
 </ul>

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-[[Image:drex_module_148_1_image_0.png|465pxpx|Heightfield Shader - Colour Tab]]
+[[Image:drex_module_148_1_image_0.png|center|Heightfield Shader - Colour Tab]]
-Back to: [[Heightfield Shader]]
+'''Description:'''
-[[Category: Heightfield Shader| ]]
+Back to: [[Heightfield Shader]]