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Re: Fallout 3
I told Sarah Lyons to do it. She wasn't happy about it, but took one for the team. Sadly it came up that I was a chicken shit coward in the slide show that fallowed... Vag, that's hilarious! Especially considering those two characters are some of the most uptight assholes in the game. -
Re: Per-pixel lighting equations on a smooth shaded mesh
Thanks for the clarification and additional info, keres. I do appreciate it. I came across some old slides by nVidia: http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~djames/15-462/Fall03/notes/CassEveritt-MathematicsOfPerPixelLighting.pdf On page 35 it describes how the per-vertex T,B,N vectors can be used. -
Re: Of Bit Depths, Banding and Normal Maps
Farfarer - when dithering to improve on quantisation, noise is added per pixel (with a magnitude of 1-Least-Significant-Bit). I'll just plug this here as it is related and may help with some concepts: http://loopit.dk/banding_in_games.pdf - slide 59 has an example of dithering the normals to the gbuffer during deferred… -
Re: medieval door
hehe thx.. yes i know that they need two hinges ^^.. i will copy the other one @The Pixel - thx for the picture, but i also saw some doors with bands on both sides. one side with hinges and one side for decoration. but maybe i will try it with this one here, so the hinges would be on the other side -
[Hexborn] Looking for animators for 3D Action RPG
I'm working on a new project called Hexborn (1, 2, 3). It's an early, but a serious endeavor. For some background, I'm a full-time software engineer by day, game developer by night. Web development may pay the bills, but gamedev is where the heart is (also where all my funds go lol). My vision for Hexborn is to be a mature… -
Re: Dinosaur Dungeon - Games Art Masters Project
Update Backlog 2 : Sprite Control & Enemy AI A major goal for my project was to create a scenario where the player is ambushed by several challenging enemies at once with unpredictable movement behavior to simulate a bonafide swash buckling experience. My primary source of inspiration has dominated my imagination ever… -
Re: Curved arches
Hope this makes sense... I don't have all the correct numbers memorized, so you may need to mess around a bit. -Start out by making a cylinder with the number segments equal to the number of arches you want. (like 16 sides, for example). Make it the size of the curve you want, but keep it about 1 unit high. Keep everything… -
Re: TRON - PLAYER - Enderstaley
His lower arms look a tad thin when going to the hands. I think the knees still need one more loop if it should ever be animated ;) Comparing upper and lower body you went a tad to far on the lower but have room on the upper part, imo. Esepcially the head (the sides of it) weighs in quite heavy. I don't know if you could… -
Re: Normal Map problem that has been bothering me for ages!
@Hayden: have you tried my technique with flat shaded sides/every side it's own smoothing group (on the lowpolies). It should fix the seams. Though this (separate smoothing groups) brings some problems of itself I think it will give the best result in this specific instance. It won't completely fix your problems, because… -
Re: Noobness revealing itself with baking
Cage is too big. Make it smaller to avoid the pink-circled problem. Think about it... one side of the crease is grabbing some mesh from the other side, because its cage is overlapping the mesh on the other side of the crease. Decrease the cage length until it doesn't overlap the other side.
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