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Modular objects & Texturing
Actually i have concern regarding modular walls in UDK and I'll try to make it as simple as i can: When we make modular walls it results in having few objects that we can merge in scene to quickly make buildings of various shape and size and its really cheap on resources as it only uses one texture sheet of reasonable size… -
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yep easily possible, you can have the shader look at the objects vertex colour, and paint masks directly onto the mesh, to add variation to each mesh, even know they are the same with the same material. Look into vertex paint for udk and ue4. or to do what you want, you can make your mesh a bluprint, that feeds different… -
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I wish this forum would allow me to give +1 to you as you really deserve it guys :) -
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Vertex paint is one option- using a world position offset is another. Basically, you are applying another 'detail' texture on top of your standard texture, and piping a WorldPosition node into its UV node to scroll it. http://www.chrisalbeluhn.com/UDK_Asset_Position_Offsets_Texturet_Tutorial.html (watch the gif at the end… -
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I've heard about Vertex paint, I'm going to look more into that because i know CryEngine also has it... I just got curious... again :)
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