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Re: Normal-Mapping Shader (The Best @ vsps2.0)
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04/12/07 02:43
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hey, i need help, how can i turn down or turn off your per-pixel shading, as it is wayyyy tooo dark for my game, i tried playing with the ambient and diffuse values, as it looks like there passed into the shader, but it isnt affecting anything, as far editing the shader yourself, all your color calculations are soooo messed up with so many multiplications and additions, i dont really want to screw with it.
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Re: Normal-Mapping Shader (The Best @ vsps2.0)
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04/12/07 03:13
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it's actually vertex lit, and just pixel [normals coloring thing] Increasing the ambient flag in the shader should do it, but thats just temporary. The new version will allow you to adjust ambience through the models ambient var. The complicated multiplications are from Matt. There for calculating specular lighting... I'll try and get it uploaded tonight... 
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Re: Normal-Mapping Shader (The Best @ vsps2.0)
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04/12/07 04:04
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Yeah, I know what you mean...
It's comming along though. I've gotten:
tangents fixed.
[model]alpha fixed.
[model]ambient added.
sun_color fix.
flags for static light use (enable_fake & enable_ambient)
...all i can think of right now...
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Re: Normal-Mapping Shader (The Best @ vsps2.0)
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04/14/07 04:32
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Alright. Next release is ALMOST done. In fact, i think it is done...
My only problem now is that my "web host" has seemed to have disapeered, so ... yeah...
I need someone to host it... PHeMoX, are you up for it again?
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Re: Normal-Mapping Shader (The Best @ vsps2.0)
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04/14/07 08:45
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Re: Normal-Mapping Shader (The Best @ vsps2.0)
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04/14/07 08:59
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That is indeed some nice work Guitar  But I wonder, is it me or do I mis a shadow on the first image ?? Cheers Frazzle
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Re: Normal-Mapping Shader (The Best @ vsps2.0)
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04/14/07 12:45
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I love such screenshots too! Are these already such with an alphachannel in the normal map? An alpha channel which manages the shinyness? Or, do I mix it up with something different? Quote:
normal maps don't have to be glossy , most of the time you see this is here in the forum, where people don't create specular maps [alpha channel of normal map]. The specular channel controls the "glossy"ness
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