You probably need to write your own shader for this. If you're comfortable writing code, there are plenty of resources about the Unity shader syntax. However if you're like me and you prefer node-based visual editors, then take a look at Shader Forge. It's not free, but it's well worth the cost. I've been doing a ton of…
Kodde, I tried it out and worked awesome. I got a few gradient mismatches but I think that might be to fucked up vertex normals though will confirm today. I havent taken a look at the code, but it didnt seem to prompt what texture size I wanted. Maybe something to implement later? Something I've been toying around with…
- The quickest way to make sure normals are pointing the right way is to turn "Face Orientation" on in the Geometry > Show Overlays menu of the viewport in Blender. It'll highlight anything flipped in red. I'm under the impression the original tires have flipped normals, so when you flip the mirrored tires to match them…
I've been toying around with the idea of paint on a grayscale bump map in the viewport and converting it into a normal map through Blender's nodes and mixed into an existing normal map, to be able to paint high-frequency detail on a model without actually sculpting or adding geometry, just like in Modo and Sculptris.…
I've recently learned that edge detect node doesn't transfer over from designer to painter yet when exporting a material. I have two questions. The first is, does anyone know how i can export the material or a baked version of the outputs without using the actual substance in painter so that I can get roughly the same…
Project Name: Planet Postmoderna Planet Postmoderna - Currently in a Phase I, a virtual world demo. Brief Description: Postmoderna has been in pre-production since early 2008, and we are currently using Multiverse for the prototype. This project is designed to be fully organic and will be built by the players' efforts.…
Hey guys I noticed this problem when working in Mudbox. It hasn't effected my workflow yet as I cna always just spin around to the other view and paint the model from there but I just wanted to know if this might be a sign of a mistake I made during modelling and something that might cause problems for me down the line.
IMO unreal blueprint is easiest entry point to game programming that there is i began with unity and c# is supposed to be easy mode, but working with text code is just pulling teeth to me. I hate it. after a few years with blueprint I can work in text code a bit (c++), but 99% of what i do can be done in blueprint so i…
Hello, 1. Not at all. If the player can't see it and it doesn't cause performance or lighting issues, it doesn't matter. 2. Double sided materials are slightly more expensive, but IMO worth it if it means you don't have to manage double sided geo. Using both at the same time would be completely redundant. Note that in VR…