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Re: DOWNLOAD: Normal-Mapping Shader
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Thanks again, all of you. Your compliments inspire me to contribute more!
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Re: Normal-Mapping Shader (The Best @ vsps2.0)
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04/18/07 02:30
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Thanks PHeMoX, I will contact you soon I think, lol. Thank you... Also, check out my newest project in the UC, "Darkness". I'd love your opinion. As well as everyone elses! 
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Re: Normal-Mapping Shader (The Best @ vsps2.0)
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This is a great contribution!
Is there anyway to control how dark the shadowing is, or how bright the
lighting? There is too much contrast between the two for my use.
I tried adjusting the WDL custom settings in WED, but no luck.
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Re: Normal-Mapping Shader (The Best @ vsps2.0)
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No, but I guess I can make another release.
I'll add another skill for shadow ambience & light ambience. Shouldn't be too hard at all...
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Re: Normal-Mapping Shader (The Best @ vsps2.0)
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That would be great xXxGuitar511, and really complete this shader.
BTW, how dow I get this to work with dynamic lights? If I place one in wed,
and make it dynamic/hi-res, it dosent seem to affect the model other than increase its diffuse brightness (no specular or shading), even with fake
dynamic turned off.
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Re: Normal-Mapping Shader (The Best @ vsps2.0)
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04/21/07 17:38
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setting the dynamic flag for wed lights doesn't work yet, it will still cast a static light.
You have to actually use a model with a dynamic light action (Included in NM.wdl: DLight)
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Re: Normal-Mapping Shader (The Best @ vsps2.0)
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Yep, I tried the dlight action with a cube.mdl, set its _range (skill4)
pretty high and put it almost on top of the normal mapped model, then changed
"faked dynamics" to false, and all I can get is the diffuse lighting from the
material. I tried for hours.
Maybe there is something strange with either model? (the NM looks fantastic
with faked dynamics on though).
In any case, if you could find time to insert a multiplier for the ambient
(shadowing) and one for the power of the lighting, so the two could be adjusted
(contrast?) for different environments, that would be super useful!
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Re: Normal-Mapping Shader (The Best @ vsps2.0)
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04/23/07 14:36
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I don't have the files with me, and I'm a lil busy ATM, but I'll try and get it done ASAP...
It'll be pretty simple, I just need to figure out which inputs to use...
- per model (vecSkill41)
- per material (mtlSkill1)
- per shader (float X)
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