Sounds like a neat idea. Doug Rogers explained the DXT compression thing to me when he was working on the NVIDIA plugin for Photoshop. The way I understand it, DXT compares all three RGB channels for each 4x4 block of pixels, in order to compress them down to a smaller range of colors. The compressor makes a vector through…
good start. here r some issues which i have noticed: 1) Architectural: - last floor walls r made of plywood, but walls are too thick; - last floor is larger than the rest of the building so we can see the bootm of last floor. Right now it has same plywood texture as the walls. However, that would be something like long…
The texture tiles "mostly" ok by the look of it (i checked in designer) there's a couple of areas where I'd expect to see some sort of spike but nothing that would cause the sort of gap seen in the last image assuming a 1:1 ratio of faces:pixels - unless one of the meshes was rotated relative to the others. I'd put this…
nothing really. To many scatered tools already. Waiting for proper Straight skeleton Bevel but thats not possible with python and will be probably in 5.2
You need to use the wireparameters to take 50% of the X axis, but since you are using biped you need to use Expose Transform nodes. Yes, it's a pain. ET nodes basically query the bone and report back on what it's doing. So, you can't access rotations directly, you need to set up an etn for everything you want to look at.…
Hi, I have imported a somewhat texture mask that has different R,G,B value. I only want that the R value. How do I extract it so I get a black and white mask in Substance Painter? I checked the list of Filters available but they don't seem to show a way to isolate the Red Channel/Value. Is this possible in Substance…
rollout myrollout "myrollout" ( checkbox mcb "mycheckbox" sfloorface = "" button apply "apply"( on apply pressed do ( result = sfloorface + and so on the rest setuserpropbuffer $ result ) ) on mcb changed st do ( if st == true ( sfloorface = "floorface\n\r" )-- end st == true-- if st == false ( sfloorface = "floorface\n\r"…