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Hard Surface to deal with...
Hi guys, i'm having major issues with my practice model (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/225/85205814.jpg/) and at present no clue at all what else to do about. Hope somebody can really help 1. aluminum frame How can i build this frame without getting any bump? I've tried as far as i can go to manage all supporting… -
Re: ART DUMP: Hyperspace Madness
Alberto... I'm hoping Autodesk will release it on their site. If you go here http://area.autodesk.com/gdc2012 you can see archived footage from GDC with screens and playthroughs of Hyperspace Madness as well as Autodesk talking about the project a bit. and another video...… -
Re: MAXSCRIPT: Textfield Multiline Scrollbar
As for the second part, here's example dotnet textbox: try destroyDialog test catch()rollout test " .NET Textbox" width:180 height:180( dotNetControl dncText "System.Windows.Forms.Textbox" width:175 height:170 align:#center on test open do ( dncText.Font = dotNetObject "System.Drawing.Font" "MS Sans Serif" 8 ((dotNetClass… -
Re: Getting the most out of channels
For the maths geeks, the colours are calculated as follows If C0 > C1 then we have 4 colours in a 4x4 block C0 = Stored 565 C1 = Stored 565 C2 = 2/3 C0 + 1/3 C1 C3 = 1/3 C0 + 2/3 C1 When Zero alpha is needed in the 4x4 block then the following is used if C0 < C1 then we have 3 colours in a 4x4 block and 0 C0 = Stored 565… -
Formula to convert 0-1 linear into sRGB
Hi! Sorry if that was asked a lot. I need a formula to convert 0-1 linear(which is used in material sliders like 3ds Max,...) like 0.7 into Photoshop sRgb(0-255), what is used in PS histogram. I need that for non color maps, like roughness. I don't know if the correct formula is x(linear)*255, or do I need to factor in… -
Re: tutorial: fixing mirrored normal map seams
OK warby I found something similar to what you're saying. I think you're using unsigned normal maps, which for your engine means a 128 color is considered a non-bent normal (pointing straight up on X/red). Here's a quote from one of our graphics programmers: [ QUOTE ] Signed normal maps are useful for helping to hide… -
Re: Unreal Developer Kit - MASTER THREAD
Ruz: Yeah 500 in my previous post was just a random example number to show the math. For your eyeball example you would determine the highest value you want your spec power to be, in this case Eyeball = 120. The eyeball highlight would then be painted with value 255 white pixels and multiplied by a constant of 120 which… -
Re: Nates props
Hey thanks for the encouragement Im still chisiling away at this room. Been working on this bookcase all day and am calling it quits for the night. I decided to go really low poly on this one, its 525 tris. Any critiques would be appreciated I plan to continue working on this more tommorow. Thanks! Diffuse:… -
Re: Maxscript XYZ to RGB vert colours - Accuracy Help?
What is exactly your goal ? Where do the XYZ values come from and why do you need the vertex color ? Does this thread help ? http://polycount.com/discussion/185330/struggling-to-bake-local-position-to-vertex-color-in-maxscript-mcp-for-blendshapes-in-unity https://github.com/apras/Unity-VertexTextureFetchAnimation Color is… -
Re: misc. maxscript UV scripts/tools
@Cathodeus : in case you want to dig into an adventure,- download the latest release- the mzp file, its a zip file so you can open and extract it using Winrar, winzip or the build in XP zip stuff. so extract the files somwhere,- and then open the 'uv_toolbox_2.50.ms' with any text editor or the build in maxscript editor in…
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