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Re: \m/
1337 is the new 666. Go get it! And you have 1234 before that. Yay! -
Re: Sketchbook: Eric Chadwick
Finished the heat refraction effect (I hope) https://github.com/KhronosGroup/glTF-Sample-Assets/pull/127 This one uses counter-rotating Depth and Normal maps, for a moire like distortion effect which aims to obscure the fact that it’s using rotating UVs to distort the refraction to fake something like a heat refraction… -
Re: The Dark Knight
http://www.fanboy.com/2007/12/the_dark_knight_international_poster.html http://screenrant.com/archives/how-about-two-joker-posters-pl-1233.html -
Re: Iron Man MKZ Armour
i'm 99.9999% sure that was made using still shots from a movie and software like Autodesk 123D -
Re: [Extend Programming] To create you own 3D exporter
for just a model with triangle faces and a UV map (what most formats carry) all you need:* vertex array (3 elements: each holding x,y,z positions) * face array (3 elements: each pointing to the index of the vertex array of that vertex) * uvVertex array (same as vertex, holds U & V coordinates of the UV verts) * uvFace… -
Re: Video Game Hydrant
Here is a tut I did for someone a while back... This should explain it a little more straight forward than those links. "A. I traced out your little emblem. Black goes in... White will pop out... B. I used the Xnormal Filters to covert this black and white image into normal information. You get this when you download… -
Re: 2028 Russia (level design, models etc)
one of the work-in-progress head (~1230 tris, 1k diff, nrm & spec) (shots were made from 3ds max viewport) -
Re: Pc build help for a noob
intel xeon 1230 V2 is better than a I5. and for the graphic, i will go for a 660 TI base on you budget -
Re: Anyone remember this cartoon?
![[MILES]](https://us.v-cdn.net/5021068/uploads/userpics/navatar16155_3.gif)
Heck-freaking-yeah. I loved that song when I was a kid. "1234-5..6789-10..11..12!" -
Re: Terrible Advice/Myth Thread.
I dont think Per was saying that your uvs need to be 1:1 consistant over the whole mesh, its when you start scaling things up to fill large spaces, instead of packing differently or not worrying *so* much about using ever pixel. When people get obsessive with using every pixel bad things tend to happen, texal…
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