Sorry, what I meant was we have to build collision volumes for our props and I'm looking for a quick way to generate a convex hull ideally by selecting verts on a model in maya. Havok comes with an auto generate convex hull from selected model but you can't add or subtract verts once the hull is generated you have to…
I already checked there. It just had some pen properties for pressure and stuff like that.. i really wanted to change the touch ring draw size value... it keeps adding and subtracting 10 instead of one (i can get size 1-11-21-31, but cant get the numbers in-between).. if anyone knows how to change it.. i would really…
Sweet artillery man! I'd also like to see some flats, and I hope Bugo comes back to give us a tut on how to make that brush, I've been trying to find a good scratch type brush forever. Oh I'm also curious to see your setup for rendering in Unreal. Just a grey subtraction? Or a black skydome or something? The renders in the…
Specular map is applied in 2 instances: - automatically, with the opening of any hight/normal etc. - when i load one myself Whether it is colored or grey is irrelevant. In each time the spec-settings are auto set to 50 brightness and 25 contrast. The program should simply load the origin purely (all settings at 0) and from…
Thanks throttlekitty. I don't use Maya unfortunately. I forgot to mention it earlier but I think I can guess how the set up is done. Any chance for a 3dmax set up? Especially how to clamp it to 0 to 1. I will try to see how I can do this in 3dsmax or Blender. The problem is the nodes type to multiply, subtract and clamp…
have you tried going to "file" in the upper left hand corner and selecting export and export all, and choose obj? I've never tried it will terrain, but I've managed to block out my current scene i'm working on in UT and then export as obj to max. It also seems to only really work with additive environments, when I tried…
@joopson make a shelf button like this!import roundround.round() @ prolow you could drastically cut down on the amount of code needed if you would use the point and vector classes from either OpenMaya or from pymel. since that way you would have method available already for adding, subtracting and doing your dot and cross…
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not necessarily. bsps are really great for blocking out quick shapes. they are kind of a pain in the ass when you get involved with adding and subtracting bsps.. but really it all depends on the engine. ue4 still uses BSPs.. and its even better because they're realtime. :) our engine at work still uses BSP as well.…
fn scale_node_position nodes scale = ( for i in nodes do ( tm = i.transform; tm.row4 = tm.row4 * scale; i.transform = tm; ) ) scale_node_position $selection [1,2,1] will scale by 2 along the y axis about the origin. to scale about arbitary point, subtract the point, scale and then add back the point. fn scale_node_position…