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GLBSand Beach Freebie
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| Vendor: | gagorderRH |
| Published: | Nov 06, 2026 |
| Download Size: | 32.1 MB |
| Software: | Daz Studio |
| dForce: | – |
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| Likes: | 12 |
| Views: | 482 |
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3 Ratings5 Stars|Nov 07, 2026
Easily the best sand prop and texture for Daz that I've ever seen. Most sand textures look like wet cement but this one is exceptionally realistic. Thank you for providing it!!
5 Stars|Nov 07, 2026
thank you
5 Stars|Nov 06, 2026
This looks awesome thank you , i hate how the beach always looks flat on other downloads with not foot prints or ripples . This is amazing thank you .
Sand Beach Freebie
This is a Scene Subset containing a tileable 6 by 6 m sand square and a Geoshell dirt layer.
Load via Scene Subset.
It's tileable and quite resistant to pattern repeating. Basis is a simple plane with a displacement map. The shader is maybe a bit complicated, but it works quite nicely also in closeups.
Of course you can put it on any other geometry, but take care of the scale then. If you use a larger plane, you have to downscale the mapping accordingly.
You can easily reshape the plane, or use external geometry, to form small mounds and use them to break up a too monotonous area. Just leave the edge of the mound/shape at Y=0, push it a little down that the edges disappear below the basic plane.
Load via Scene Subset.
It's tileable and quite resistant to pattern repeating. Basis is a simple plane with a displacement map. The shader is maybe a bit complicated, but it works quite nicely also in closeups.
Of course you can put it on any other geometry, but take care of the scale then. If you use a larger plane, you have to downscale the mapping accordingly.
You can easily reshape the plane, or use external geometry, to form small mounds and use them to break up a too monotonous area. Just leave the edge of the mound/shape at Y=0, push it a little down that the edges disappear below the basic plane.
