Urre@
Editing gloss maps can give interesting effects like here (now murky have something unpleasent on a surface
)
With a lot of work (and luck) sharp glossmaps could be achived by making a proper glossmap.
Pretty water!
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by My-Key » Fri Feb 26, 2010 7:01 pm
Yea, I know. It looks pretty bad, but it is better than nothing
Urre@
Editing gloss maps can give interesting effects like here (now murky have something unpleasent on a surface )
With a lot of work (and luck) sharp glossmaps could be achived by making a proper glossmap.
Urre@
Editing gloss maps can give interesting effects like here (now murky have something unpleasent on a surface
)
With a lot of work (and luck) sharp glossmaps could be achived by making a proper glossmap.
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by Urre » Tue Mar 30, 2010 10:17 pm
Awesome LH!
Varying specular sharpness across the texture is very useful, for example if you have different materials on the same texture, like skin, cloth and metal, for a character.
Varying specular sharpness across the texture is very useful, for example if you have different materials on the same texture, like skin, cloth and metal, for a character.
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:D:D) to use this in a standalone game using the quake source code?by Spirit » Sat Mar 12, 2011 7:39 am
Improve Quaddicted, send me a pull request: https://github.com/SpiritQuaddicted/Quaddicted-reviews
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Re: Pretty water!
by sean » Wed Nov 02, 2011 2:15 pm
hello
thanks for the awesome shader...was this developed for nexuiz?
i like your water textures over all ive tried, out of many.
my only real problem with this nice pack is performance rape of dp_water in the shader.
ive been working on a new shader...through help from several talented peeps at quakeone.com/forum.
Nahuel Seven Webangel all three
here is from my thread at
ive been trying to optimize this nice water pack for a while.
using its shader can drop my fps as low as 30...with nothing going on.
with some tweaking and this shader as a base i got the effect i wanted.
the key was dp_reflect instead of dp_water...its not transparent though.
with blendfunc blend i can make it transparent...without the same fps hit.
here are some screens to compare
dpwater051--------------------dpreflect
dpwater051--------------------dpreflect
dpwater051--------------------dpreflect
couple benchmarks to go by...my sys specs are good.
-------------------dpwater051--------new water
timedemo2 ----------68------------------86
mydemo e2m---------66 -----------------84
link
regards
Sean
thanks for the awesome shader...was this developed for nexuiz?
i like your water textures over all ive tried, out of many.
my only real problem with this nice pack is performance rape of dp_water in the shader.
ive been working on a new shader...through help from several talented peeps at quakeone.com/forum.
Nahuel Seven Webangel all three
here is from my thread at
ive been trying to optimize this nice water pack for a while.
using its shader can drop my fps as low as 30...with nothing going on.
with some tweaking and this shader as a base i got the effect i wanted.
the key was dp_reflect instead of dp_water...its not transparent though.
with blendfunc blend i can make it transparent...without the same fps hit.
here are some screens to compare
dpwater051--------------------dpreflect
dpwater051--------------------dpreflect
dpwater051--------------------dpreflect
couple benchmarks to go by...my sys specs are good.
-------------------dpwater051--------new water
timedemo2 ----------68------------------86
mydemo e2m---------66 -----------------84
link
regards
Sean
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Re: Pretty water!
by Electro » Thu Nov 03, 2011 6:31 am
These bots are getting smarter and smarter.
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Re: Pretty water!
by revelator » Thu Nov 03, 2011 4:37 pm
heh paranoid cant blame him i seen a few after the forum upgrades though less than before luckily in this case its a human though.
in this case its a human though.Productivity is a state of mind.
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