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Re: Following good/necessary technical practices in production
Also some tangent spaces interpolate between the vertex data in different ways. See Cryengine for a wacky example -
Re: Following good/necessary technical practices in production
My preferred approach in this situation is to automate the pipeline more. For example you mention triangulating before baking - why not have some tools that automatically export and bake a mesh? then they won't have the option to not triangulate the mesh. This will actually make things faster - then they can't say it… -
Re: Following good/necessary technical practices in production
Okay I'm happy to be corrected here if someone knows better than I do, but as far as I understand it: The renderer just reads the vertex data from the mesh, reads the texture data from the normalmap (optionally reconstructs blue channel of the normalmap texture if you ditched it to use a 2-channel compressed format, which… -
Following good/necessary technical practices in production
Since I've started working in the industry I had a chance to test out all practices and methods I've learned here on Polycount and share them with my colleagues and people from other companies. The response hasn't been universally positive so far. Some people absorb knowledge but certainly they are in minority. For example… -
Re: Following good/necessary technical practices in production
Dustin nailed it! Once the big (or small) production machine starts whirling, it's very hard to introduce new workflow / pipeline to a team that is already in full swing. Jot down notes, concerns, ideas, suggestions about workflow / pipeline / tool issues and if you have the means and time, try and do some research on your…
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