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blending tileable textures
Hi everyone! I am having a problem i cant figure out.. So i have this ground plane: Now, i would usually use this method to blend some grass or some other texture to breakup the tiling: http://www.polycount.com/forum/showpost.php?p=1009650&postcount=637 But the problem is i am tiling the texture which is part of a uv map.… -
Re: blending tileable textures
you can change the UV channel in the UV coordinate node, though I don't know if that works in mobile. the main down side to multiple UV channels is that it is stored as addition geometry information. If you have a dense mesh that you exspect will be rendered often(such as mountains, terrain or buildings) it will chew… -
Re: blending tileable textures
With multiple UV sets and careful blending, you can have completely seamless environments. -
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Where do you want to blend it? In 3ds max? Use a second UV channel. -
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us a vertex paint shader, that way you can just paint vertex colour in udk, to blend in the grass texture. -
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why cant you use 2 textures? also yes you could do multiple UV's and blend between the 2 uvsets with vertex paint -
Re: blending tileable textures
This is what you are looking for: Vertex Blending: [ame=" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LI4ZHVDuiKo"]Mesh / Vertex Painting Basics - UDK Tutorials by Javahawk - YouTube[/ame] -
Re: blending tileable textures
I got to get the vertex paint to work in 3ds max with the modifier. But it just show up as black.. Doesn't show the blending. Another question I was wondering is if it is possible to show one of the image channels in max? Like you do in UDK.. -
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You also lose one of the benefits of vertex painting your texture blends: variety. If you're importing your mesh with vertex colors, then every single instance of this mesh will have the same texture transitions. Vertex painting in-engine is a much better option, since you get whatever variety/specificity you need, with… -
Re: blending tileable textures
Thanks for the input guys! Yeah, i guess i'll do my vertex painting in UDK then. Just one question.. is it possible to view the painted mesh from UDK in max?
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