Correct. The give-away is on the edges of the model. So I am not looking to actually displace the geometry. Why? Because low-poly geometry does not have enough geometry to displace . But normal maps give the appearance of high detail on low geometry. It is not just the "paint" on the skin that gives it the appearance of being detailed, but the normal map is also affected by dynamic lights.
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. But normal maps give the appearance of high detail on low geometry. It is not just the "paint" on the skin that gives it the appearance of being detailed, but the normal map is also affected by dynamic lights.
