Thanks for your input! I think I've solved most of the issues you raised in this update. I added a blur to the mask and a fall-off to the cones to help readability. I also swapped the blur effect with a DoF effect. I updated the webplayer build so you can try it out if you'd like.
A feature that could go further, is being able to do the same map types with different settings (along with custom suffixes per instance), which would solve the normal & object space normal thing and I know some people bake out multiple AO maps with different settings to use for different things.
FIXED....Yipeeee!!! All of a sudden my maya file got corrupted, some of it's edges just vanished and there were overlapping UV's.I made new faces as suggested by Butthair and problem is now solved. Uploaded with ImageShack.us Pretty happy with this result and all pumped up to import my other creations into the UDK as well.…
Have the engine use cmft to convolve the cubemaps: https://github.com/dariomanesku/cmft Also, check out ARB_seamless_cubemap for OpenGL to solve the seams problem. Depending on the engine min spec it might not be available in which case you'll need to slightly alter the texcoords of the cubemap lookup.…
hey guys, thanks! yeah some people told me i can use Decimation masters, so i guess that probelm is solved. but what about my second problem, the part where i cant merge 2 sub tools because they are too large and heavy. anyone know how to fix that?
ok, now i feel stupid i´ve been trying to solve this for 4 hours and exported my project far more often than i wanted... while smoking i had the idea that maybe the scaling has something to do with it my model was scaled to 10%, which caused this rendering error
I suppose the question is whether or not this is clearly stated anywhere in the Crydev docs ... If yes, problem solved ! On a side note, knowing that the industry is slowly progressing towards an accepted standard for TS normals is such a relief. It's kind of crazy to think that it took about 10 years to get there, with a…
That's the thing, I have checked that box and it doesn't work. Tried some other things as well like setting the update time to "Fixedtime" instead of realtime. I think this might solve the issue where the particle goes completely nuts on my laptop (due to slower hardware) and runs just fine on the pc. That's not it either.
Thanks guys! I'm glad it's interesting - I really wanted to get something working before rushing into it :) Starting to get things figured out so I can get blocking out colours and rendering - Will be tweaking things the whole way but at least want to solve as many problems as I can up front.
yes I have not had that problem before in mudbox but i did try to bake them in xnormals too but i got the same result. I checked my UVW Unwrap and all is fine i have even redone all the smoothing groups and normals in 3d max but it still has not solved the problem..