Tessellated Displacement Shader

Options relevant to the orels1/Standard Tessellated Displacement shader

The other common technique of using the Height texture, compared to Parallax, is Vertex Displacement. Where the mesh vertices are physically moved up and down based in the height texture value. Usually this effect is also paired with tessellation, as otherwise there won't be enough vertices to produce a high quality effect

Shader Considerations

Tessellation can get expensive fairly quickly, so its not recommended to use tessellation factors beyond 10 too much

Older AMD GPUs are also known to have issues with Tessellation, so it might be a good idea to have this as an option on a toggle

Tessellation Demo

Tessellation Inspector

Settings

Displacement Map: The height texture to use for displacement. This MUST be set to linear (the sRGB checkbox unchecked on the texture importer)
Displacement Amount: The amount of vertex displacement to apply
Displacement Offset: The base offset of the height texture. Changing this value practically moves the zero point of the texture up and down. Generally speaking, this allows you to normalize some more extreme height maps so your mesh doesnt become too big or too small
Tessellation Fade Start: Controls the distance at which the Tessellation level will start to decrease
Tessellation Fade End: Controls the distance at which the Tessellation will stop subdividing the mesh completely
Subdivision Level: Controls the maximum count of subdivisions