How to make DP render flat-shaded?
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by leileilol » Tue Apr 27, 2010 12:06 pm
I think he means non-normal lighting stuff. I'd suggest just tearing apart the default.glsl after dumping it, and get rid of attenuation ramps in the lighting. This will screw up map lighting if you use rtworld
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by Urre » Tue Apr 27, 2010 12:20 pm
Supa: I take it you mean making stuff single-colored? I already do that the same way you do 
. There is however a proper way to do this, DP got support for vertex colors per mesh in q3shaders some while ago, haven't tested it.
leileilol: Screws up how? I'd like to keep realtime lights. Also, care to post an example default.glsl?
On a separate note, is there a way to dynamicly change which *.glsl file is used, like a stuffcmd or something?
. There is however a proper way to do this, DP got support for vertex colors per mesh in q3shaders some while ago, haven't tested it.
leileilol: Screws up how? I'd like to keep realtime lights. Also, care to post an example default.glsl?
On a separate note, is there a way to dynamicly change which *.glsl file is used, like a stuffcmd or something?
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