How to Covert a Texture to Mesh in Blender using Displacement Map

Learn advanced 3D mesh texturing in this tutorial! Discover how to use displacement maps and modifiers to transform flat assets into detailed, realistic textures. We cover baking textures, mesh duplication, subdivision surfaces, wireframe mode, and efficient geometry optimization. Perfect for 3D artists and enthusiasts, this guide showcases texture application, scaling adjustments, and final mesh conversion. Elevate your 3D modeling skills with these essential techniques
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[teabagNBG]

took me a while to find this... i was looking for this so i can actuall 3d print textrues on my models... THX

[Suzuki_Hiakura]

The only good tutorial showing how to do this, that I can recall aside from this one, is from several years ago, over 10 minutes, and converts the normal to an emit map, then to displacement...

Loved the simplicity and result, and I look forward to using this much easier way of baking texture detail lol

[paulwebb]

Awesome as always, was looking for this sorta thing the other day 👍👌

[MahmoudGhonim-mb]

where can i find this material library you have for
rocks and bricks ?

[Ferrous_Bueller]

If I used this process, would the mesh export as an STL with all the texture in tact?

[imperialTech]

Will this technique work on all shapes and objects? I want to use something this to give my objects details for 3d printing.

[Viskovitz]

I wish blender had the make3d function like zbrush.

[iamkonvict]

so i cannot displace some thing like a road that goes in a square and then add the texture and displace, cause it doesnt work for me