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Post by My-Key »

Yea, I know. It looks pretty bad, but it is better than nothing :)

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Editing gloss maps can give interesting effects like here (now murky have something unpleasent on a surface ;) )
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With a lot of work (and luck) sharp glossmaps could be achived by making a proper glossmap.
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Post by LordHavoc »

In current DP I believe you can adjust the specular sharpness by changing the alpha in the gloss texture.

This of course could vary on different parts of the texture, though I'm not sure how useful that would be.
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Post by Electro »

I always find gloss to be such a weird terminology for it. I've always dealt with it as "specular power". Having per-pixel control over it with the texture is the best way to go about it. Are their material files to adjust the range (so it's not limited 0-1, which would be almost useless))?
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Electro wrote:I always find gloss to be such a weird terminology for it. I've always dealt with it as "specular power". Having per-pixel control over it with the texture is the best way to go about it. Are their material files to adjust the range (so it's not limited 0-1, which would be almost useless))?
Yes they are a scaler for the current r_shadow_glossexponent cvar.
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Post by Urre »

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.
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gibbing ;)
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Post by Karall »

Is it ok for people (me :D:D:D) to use this in a standalone game using the quake source code?
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Post by leileilol »

Depends. Mine's a gpl implementation, don't know how strict zombie's is.

btw, it's so easy to do your own water shader. Smudge a bit, resynthesize, BAM!!!! GOOD ENOUGH WATER WAVES
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Re: Pretty water!

Post by sean »

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 http://quakeone.com/forums/quake-mod-re ... -urre.html


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


dpwater051Image--------------------dpreflectImage


dpwater051Image--------------------dpreflectImage


dpwater051Image--------------------dpreflectImage


couple benchmarks to go by...my sys specs are good.

-------------------dpwater051--------new water

timedemo2 ----------68------------------86

mydemo e2m---------66 -----------------84


link http://www.megaupload.com/?d=V57M0Y1I


regards


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These bots are getting smarter and smarter.
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Electro wrote:These bots are getting smarter and smarter.
He's not a bot. Why do you think that?
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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.
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