In order to make a rendering look more realistic some additional maps are useful.

The documentation lists: diffuse,specular displacement-maps (geometry).

I watched a video tutorial The Secrets of Realistic Texturing which uses a commercial tool.

Are there any alternatives to calculate normal and displacement maps from an image texture, or can this also be achieved by some build-in transformations?

NOTE: As requested, this is related to image-textures that have been downloaded from a site like cgtextures which are image-only and lack of normal- and displacement-maps.

In order to make a rendering look more realistic some additional maps are useful.

The documentation lists: diffuse,specular displacement-maps .

I watched a video tutorial The Secrets of Realistic Texturing which uses a commercial tool.

Are there any alternatives to calculate normal and displacement maps from an image texture, or can this also be achieved by some build-in transformations?

NOTE: As requested, this is related to image-textures that have been downloaded from a site like cgtextures which are image-only and lack of normal- and displacement-maps.

In order to make a rendering look more realistic some additional maps are useful.

The documentation lists: diffuse,specular displacement-maps (geometry).

I watched a video tutorial The Secrets of Realistic Texturing which uses a commercial tool.

Are there any alternatives to calculate normal and displacement maps from an image texture, or can this also be achieved by some build-in transformations?

NOTE: As requested, this is related to image-textures that have been downloaded from a site like cgtextures which are image-only and lack of bump- and displacement-maps.

In order to make a rendering look more realistic some additional maps are useful.

The documentation lists: diffuse,specular displacement-maps (geometry).

I watched a video tutorial The Secrets of Realistic Texturing which uses a commercial tool.

Are there any alternatives to calculate normal and displacement maps from an image texture, or can this also be achieved by some build-in transformations?

NOTE: As requested, this is related to image-textures that have been downloaded from a site like cgtextures which are image-only and lack of normal- and displacement-maps.