Prototype was really easy to make, now I can go to more serious things like advanced texture mapping techniques (normal, specular and shadow) and some other graphical effects.
Prepare to be scared ;)
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Showing posts with label texture. Show all posts
Thursday, March 7, 2013
Labyrinth of Restlessness prototype
That one was kind of quick. My "engine" is getting more and more programmer-friendly. Today I've added diffuse texture support (after 2 months, believe?!) and did some fixes and little additions.
Prototype was really easy to make, now I can go to more serious things like advanced texture mapping techniques (normal, specular and shadow) and some other graphical effects.
Prepare to be scared ;)
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Prototype was really easy to make, now I can go to more serious things like advanced texture mapping techniques (normal, specular and shadow) and some other graphical effects.
Prepare to be scared ;)
Saturday, January 26, 2013
Edges #2
Hello there! My second approach to edge detection is almost over. See what I got:
I know it's not perfect, but let me call them good enough. Normal vectors of faces are rendered to texture, then Sobel operator is applied and the result mixed with a regular render.
I had a really serious problem with my first render to texture. I didn't know why, but a geometry didn't wanted to render on a giver render target view. After hours of surfing I came at some really weird... It's because MSAA. I've turned it off and render-to-texture began to work, it's some DirectX issue that stands for disability to have more than one high quality texture in use (for MSAA).
Actually, I'm a noob so I don't know how to fix it :D So all I need is to implement supersampling, this should work, if only I'll make it ;)
But right now it's high time to get everything to work. Make some menu and stuff, then I can go to visual upgrades.
I know it's not perfect, but let me call them good enough. Normal vectors of faces are rendered to texture, then Sobel operator is applied and the result mixed with a regular render.
I had a really serious problem with my first render to texture. I didn't know why, but a geometry didn't wanted to render on a giver render target view. After hours of surfing I came at some really weird... It's because MSAA. I've turned it off and render-to-texture began to work, it's some DirectX issue that stands for disability to have more than one high quality texture in use (for MSAA).
Actually, I'm a noob so I don't know how to fix it :D So all I need is to implement supersampling, this should work, if only I'll make it ;)
But right now it's high time to get everything to work. Make some menu and stuff, then I can go to visual upgrades.
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