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FPS Creator X10 / Illumination in FPSC X10?

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AaronG
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Posted: 17th Mar 2009 05:27
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Hey I was wondering how it would be possible to make an object seem illuminated. I tried using the illuminent shader from x9 which looks amazing in X9, but doesn't work in X10.

Also, objects are rendering blocky, exposing the rough surfaces of the objects in game. It's almost like smoothing doesn't work. Any idea?

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game freak16
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Posted: 17th Mar 2009 05:43
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I've noticed that the shadows render blocky on objects too. I think the shadows in x9 look better. I think you can just use a specular map to make something appear as though it is glowing or illuminated.

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wizard of id
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Posted: 17th Mar 2009 08:26
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Quote: "but doesn't work in X10."
Um it does work...
Check out my scifi addon gantries it uses illuminent instead of the default X10 gantries using bump map as well as the wall using bumpmap.!!

Quote: "think you can just use a specular map to make something appear as though it is glowing or illuminated"
Your wrong..specular is to make stuff shiny or appear reflective it does a little of both

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game freak16
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Quote: "Your wrong..specular is to make stuff shiny or appear reflective it does a little of both"

Really, I thought if you edited the alpha channel you can make things appears as if they are lit up. I used it for a wall that had small lights on it and it worked.

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ninja9578
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Posted: 21st Mar 2009 15:12 Edited at: 21st Mar 2009 15:14
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The alpha channel tells you how shiny the object is supposed to be. I guess if you take it out it defaults to 255, it probably just looked like it was glowing because it was so shine.

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Coach Shogun 20
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Actually, yeah the spec map does. Once you add the layer mask to the alpha channel (I'm not sure if its the same talk in non-GIMP editors) you can make certain parts glow by coloring them in shades of grey or white. white is really lit up, grey is not as much.
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