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Re: Forest Environment
Hey Cody, Unless the Alpha of your mask texture contains the mask, you will see a solid result. There are three approaches to take here: 1. Plug either the Red, Green, or Blue channel from your mask texture into the OpacityMask slot (since each channel in your mask texture contains the same information, you would get the… -
Re: Forest Environment
ok finally i found the time to setup a quick example ok this was very fast, very simple it'll work in your case also, had not much time for setup... here we go diffuse alpha normal ok now you create a new material like this: 1 is a simple texture sample, so you either go on the right tab to texturesample (if you want to be… -
Re: Forest Environment
You typically want to pre-multiply the AO bake onto the diffuse texture in Photoshop so that it's already there when you import it into Unreal. For a situation where you want to use the same base material for several objects that all have separate AO textures, you can save the AO out separately, bring it into the package,… -
Re: Forest Environment
to have 2 id's on your mesh when you import to ue3 - make sure you assign a bitmap to your material in Max to both materials, before saving the ASE. You may not be getting the alpha in UE3 if the seperate alpha texture does not have an alpha channel. Hook the RGB, or specific channel into the OpacityMask slot. Using a… -
Re: Forest Environment
Update! Sits at about 5,000 tris and one 2048 diffuse. Overgrown church for the level. The tree trunk is low res, haven't worked on it much. I know the trim on the bottom is very noisy, and the roof texture is a placeholder until I can find a good one/make my own. The uvs still aren't laid out right and I have to fix…
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