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Code Snippets / Very Short, Very Useful, Moonscape Lightmapper :P

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CKy
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Posted: 31st Jan 2004 13:18
Here is my small snippet. Its called "Moonscape Lightmap", and i am a n00b, so dont cry to me if someone has already invented this code or it is probably what you already use yerselves. lol.
It simply puts a bit of light variation into fields of randomized matrix tiles. High = light, low = dark. enjoy.
CKy
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Posted: 3rd Feb 2004 08:43
81 views... but no replies??? is this code useful or not????
walaber
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Posted: 3rd Feb 2004 11:08
well... there's no "lightmapping" at all in your code... so maybe people are expecting a little more than they are getting...

I'm not a big fan of Matrices so I don't have a use for your code, but I'm sure some people will find it useful.

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CKy
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Posted: 4th Feb 2004 03:52
well i am a n00b and i dont EXACTLY know what light mapping is... i thought it was just lighting effects on maps and objects. And all my code does, is makes lower tiles darker and higher tiles brighter... good for randomized matrixes?
DARKGuy
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Posted: 9th Feb 2004 23:15
Quote: "i dont EXACTLY know what light mapping is... i thought it was just lighting effects on maps and objects."


uhh...you're right on THAT part...BUT the lightmapping is done by textures, not lighting effects....have you played..Counter-Strike, QUAKE, Heretic II, or Tomb Raider?, all them use lightmaps, but they don't use in-game lights because it's VERY HARD to make real shadows real-time in-game , so they use textures.

I hope this helped... Anyway cool code...I really liked the effects

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