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title: "Displacement Blender"
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description: "This page covers the Displacement Blender node of the Redshift renderer in Cinema 4D. It mixes up to four displacement inputs into one vector — layering …"
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# Displacement Blender

> **Note:** **What is it about?**
>
> This page covers the **Displacement Blender node** of the Redshift renderer in **Cinema 4D**. It mixes up to four displacement inputs into one vector — layering terrain shapes, wrinkles and fine detail into a single displacement result.

## Introduction

This shader allows you to blend the results of up to 4 [displacement mapping shader](https://help.maxon.net/c4d/en-us/Content/html/COM_REDSHIFT3D_REDSHIFT4C4D_NODES_CORE_DISPLACEMENT.html.md) nodes. It is essentially a displacement equivalent of the [bump blender](https://help.maxon.net/c4d/en-us/Content/html/COM_REDSHIFT3D_REDSHIFT4C4D_NODES_CORE_BUMPBLENDER.html.md) shader.\
The output of this shader is a displacement vector, which when attached to the material displacement input will result in a perturbed surface and normal.

> **Note:** We recommend using this node to blend mixed types of displacement results (i.e. vector and height). When not using mixed displacement types, you can pre-blend your displacement textures in an external editor for more accurate and flexible results.