ML Bevel Reflect Plug-in V2.0 With Depth Adjustments

RJKD · **Posted:** Tue Feb 07, 2017 4:03 pm **(#81)**

I've enjoyed this thread and learned a lot, thank you to all previous contributors.

Wallace · **Posted:** Tue Feb 07, 2017 4:58 pm **(#82)**

RJKD wrote:

I've enjoyed this thread and learned a lot, thank you to all previous contributors.
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Nice one RJKD!

:bigthup

Can you post the e-map you used for that image?

RJKD · **Posted:** Wed Feb 08, 2017 7:55 am **(#83)**

Thank you Wallace, this is the image I used without the transparent pixel at top left corner cropped out

source; http://www.lughertexture.com/spherical- ... treet-hdri

Rashid · **Joined:** Dec 29, 2015 **Posts:** 223

Whenever I use this plugin I get some blank pixels along the edges of thebevelled object. To complete color I place a copy of the object in solid color beneath the bevelled layer. It covers the defect to some extent. What could be a better solution to this problem?

RJKD · **Posted:** Wed Feb 08, 2017 2:09 pm **(#85)**

It would seem high resolution maps give cleaner outcomes

Wallace · **Posted:** Wed Feb 08, 2017 2:17 pm **(#86)**

Rashid wrote:

Whenever I use this plugin I get some blank pixels along the edges of thebevelled object. To complete color I place a copy of the object in solid color beneath the bevelled layer. It covers the defect to some extent. What could be a better solution to this problem?

I often create a path of the object or text,
which I intend to use the BRL script on.

After I've run the script I sometimes duplicate the BRL layer a few times.
Then Make a selection from the created path of my object or text.
Marge all the duplicated layers and clear the outside of my BRL object.

This can help to fill in any anomalies,
or artifacts that might be present and can also produce cleaner edges.

Another thing I sometimes do,
is to blur the duplicated layers a bit, before combining them.