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1. Re: Can this (shader?) be done within UDK?

   

   Reply by Lamont · Oct 2010 · Home› Unreal Engine

   Didn't get further than having a different color for each offset. There's some garbage in there, mostly trying to find a way to get the middle to streak like in the image above. I made a mistake way back when messing with that node I did for that Uncharted thread, it streaked the textures and did funky stuff that might…

2. Re: Can this (shader?) be done within UDK?

   

   Reply by Lamont · Oct 2010 · Home› Unreal Engine

   Here was my attempt at moss in UDK. The node setup wasn't crazy (less than 30), I just can't get it to look right without tons of noise. And HLSL is the way to go for this (more control).

3. Re: Can this (shader?) be done within UDK?

   

   Reply by moose · Oct 2010 · Home› Unreal Engine

   You can use the BumpOffset node to do this. Duplciate your texture, hook a bump offset into it, and a single vector for height. add the BumpOffset texture & your non bump offset texture together and you'll get this. The one challenging bit, is getting that cool ghosty effect between the bottom & top layer...You could fake…

4. Re: Can this (shader?) be done within UDK?

   

   Reply by Ryan Smith · Oct 2010 · Home› Unreal Engine

   This seems like a job for..... [paste obligatory shader superhero name here]! No this looks pretty awesome. IT would be really easy to set up via HLSL code, it's actually looking to be the EXACT same way that people do Hair/Fur in real time. It's easy enough to set up via Unreal, however it may be a very complex shader.…