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1. Re: Overlay mode in UDK?

   

   Reply by divi · Jul 2010 · Home› Unreal Engine

   from the link the flying monk posted take the top part of the code and put it into a custom node like this the result will most likely look different to what it looks like in photoshop due to the hdr tonemapper and other adjustments udk does to the textures. you could also reconstruct it with the nodes already in udk but…

2. Re: Overlay mode in UDK?

   

   Reply by odd_enough · Nov 2012 · Home› Unreal Engine

   UDK comes pre-packed with material functions for various blending modes including overlay. In the mat editor, in the Material Function Library panel (should be on the right under the Material Expressions panel by default), drag in the Blend_Overlay node.

3. Overlay mode in UDK?

   

   Topic by Zazerzs · Jul 2010 · Home› Unreal Engine

   Hi all! I am trying to mimic the overlay function in 3D Max in the UDK material editor. Any tips on what node I should use? Use: Trying to add a grunge map to overlay a base material. * it needs to act like overlay function: add and multiply haven't produced the correct effect.

4. Re: Overlay mode in UDK?

   

   Reply by The Flying Monk · Jul 2010 · Home› Unreal Engine

   Hey Zazerzs, This might be what your looking for; http://tech-artists.org/wiki/Blending_functions From memory, I found that (Base Map * 2) * Overlay gave similar results if you want something simple.

5. Re: Overlay mode in UDK?

   

   Reply by Kapoff · Nov 2012 · Home› Unreal Engine

   This might be a great help for me guys, thank you! I'll update, with the result if I succeed!