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Re: Vert colour blending material
Cheers Adam, Are you talking about how the vertex colors are blending between vertices? If you're painting in full color, I don't know that you can get that blend, as its a hardware level lerp, and you're not wanting a linear gradation. If you go back to painting masks you could get an adjustable gradation like that a… -
Re: Vert colour blending material
Vailias, while you're on the topic of the Constant Bias Scale Node, would you mind explaining what that does? My understanding is it's a multiply and add node combined, but I don't really get it... Also, Adam R&D UE4, vertex painting, and no texture maps for next Assassins Creed confirmed. -
Re: Vert colour blending material
I can paint all the colors that are LERPed fairly cleanly when I paint in "Blend Weights" mode, and set it to 5 (one minus ARGB) -
Re: Vert colour blending material
Hey! Aaah so many good suggestions. I ended up just plugging the vertex colour node in to the basic colour slot, allowing me to paint whatever colour i wanted anywhere on the mesh (which was white). It's pretty much what I wanted to do, so that works. I had to turn down the Paint brush tool's alpha as per Andreas… -
Vert colour blending material
Hello! I am trying to set up a material where all of its colour data comes from the material itself (read: no diffuse maps), that can then be vertex colour blended up to 5 times. My material looks like this: The mesh it is applied to looks like this whenever I try and paint a colour on it. In this case I am trying to paint… -
Re: Vert colour blending material
Constant bias scale is really just short form for an add multiply, yes. Think like manually unpacking a normal map. Your source data is from 0-1, black to white, but you need it in the range of -1 to +1. So you need to bias it, and scale it. in this case, you add(bias by) -0.5 then multiply(scale) by 2. graphical example…
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