I think the fisheye effect comes from a ridiculously high fov, somewhere around 180. I dont know really, theres probably some way you can distort a camera view in kismet, but I'd presume you might need coding to distort the player view/viewport.
Hey guys, first foray into substance designer here. Just trying to make some rocks. Have a look. The 2D view is viewing a blend node, some fairly chunked up rocks. It is being piped into a normal node right after. In the 3d view you can see some weird... circles. These circles arent visible in the blend node. When I switch…
yeah, it looks like there is no way to modify those values without making some custom kismet nodes or hard coding. you might be able to paste the matinee into a text editor, modify and re-paste back into UDK if you are super resourceful :D
AMT's next update is super confirmed hard core hard coded for the 15th-25th of next month.As you might know this update has been in the works for like 6 months so you can expect a crapton of new tools, too.
I think non-competes are seldom, if ever, used against artists that change jobs. They are MUCH more important when it comes to technology/code. They can be held up in court, maybe, but former employers have little incentive to go after artists.
if (selection.count >= 1) and (selection[1].modifiers[#MeshSmooth] != undefined) then selection[1].modifiers[#MeshSmooth].enabled = not selection[1].modifiers[#MeshSmooth].enabled I'll let Slum come up with the macro name, but that should be all the code required to toggle the modifier on and off.
Love this! You've been putting a lot of work into this and it shows. The biggest thing that jumps out to me is that everything is equal in contrast and saturation, which makes it a bit "busy". This causes a bit of visual fatigue because the player doesn't have a clearly-defined thing to focus on, and the eye doesn't have…
Steam was updated today with Construct 2; a new game engine/editor package. It's aimed at producing games with "no coding" for mobile and web platforms. It comes in 3 tiers of pricing starting at free and goes up to 340 USD for the various versions. This is actually 15% off as a special promotion, but even at full price it…
Sos for the late answer, glad you made it. Custom Nodes are for you to plug your custom HLSL code into, but I see no reason for you to do it for texture offsetting. What I meant with a "float2" is a vector of 2. You can create one by holding down the "2" button and leftclicking into the editor.
@pming Thanks! She is doing some very cool work and I have seen it before. I actually have the first volume. It is good but it is more code then what I expected. Can definitely recommend it. But for this project I will try to do as much as I can with nodes. And it is quite interesting :smile: