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FPSC Classic Product Chat / Shaders

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Luminence
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It has been established that you can use shaders on objects, but can you set constants in those shaders throught the scrripting engine? Any awnsers would be aprieceated.
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Luminence
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Another quick question, will you be able to set collision to entities?
If so, is it polygonal?
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Luminence
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Bump.
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Chris K
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What constaints do you mean?

There's automatic collision on entities I think. It's probably elipsoid to polygon.

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Preston C
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@Chris Knot: He means constants that can affect how the shader performs. Like a constant that is modified real time to affect the offset of an objects vertices. Something like that.

@Azur3: Sorry, I don't know for sure, but you probably can (if TGC knows what they're doing ). Maybe if you emailed Lee or someone.

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Luminence
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Quote: " He means constants that can affect how the shader performs. Like a constant that is modified real time to affect the offset of an objects vertices. Something like that. "
Yep, thats it. I'll try
to email them to find out. Thanks for you're help.
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