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It’s called Flow Maps. Simple to implement. Great idea and looks like it’s well done.
You’re right. That’s basically what it is. By the way, how about a Flow Map painter for 3DS Max? I can’t find one that’s still maintained. If only some kind developer would create one … 😉
… like that one? VECmap tools is a new toolset to paint and use vector maps inside 3dsmax.
https://hocuspocus-studio.fr/tools/product/vecmap-tools/
Oops! You’re absolutely right. I’d forgotten that one. We even ran a story about it on the site. I’m going to blame my age. That looks like exactly what I need.
https://cgpress.org/archives/vecmap-tools-released.html
You can do this now in 3dsmax thanks to OSL without plugins. Check this cool video from Mads Drøschler, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_emOrF-UE_0&t=58s
1:50 For the flow in action.