Kazar
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Wow, I was right!
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float seed = mod(apptime / 100.0 * 0.25,360.0); I think changing the "apptime / 100.0" should do something. Then, of course, I could be completely off the track here.
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Thanks. This is a lot better looking alpha for my purposes, but the problem now is that I can't seem to do two sided alpha for e.g. fence by cullface=0. Any workaround, or do I simply make two planes facing opposite sides? Edit: played around with it and got it working for my scene.
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Could you paste your alpha blend .mat file, please?
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Yes.. but her voice.
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Has anyone got this one to work with LE 2.31?
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Ah, yes. Thanks
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Baked one will do. I was a little surprised that there was no example of this in the Leadwerks Wiki. As I understand, this isn't really that rare of a method for adding some realism to glass/visors/etc.
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There is a dead link to a demo of the effects.
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All I see is a mention of cubemap reflections. Nothing of how to actually do it.
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Specular maps can only take you so far. Is there any implementation of cubemap reflections yet?
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But every other human being on this planet will notice it, at least subconsciously.
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Oh, I've seen Visual Studio do lots of things for no apparent reason
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So, what is the solution based on?
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I really like the look of that scene.. maybe its the color of the lights.
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Opacity mapping without skipping half of the alpha-channel values works without _alphablend shaders?
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Yeah and you are absolutely right. I think those 3D ribbons would be perfect for my purposes. No idea how to do them, yet.
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I found out that using 4 emitters (4 jet engines) for contrails per plane for 50 airplanes wasn't such a good idea for my airport management game
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I'd like to hear about 3D ribbons.
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Steam games can be cracked too. And steam based multiplayer of those games.. I've seen it happen.
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Thanks a lot this problem had been a real stopper.
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Oh, sure Write the complete finished code (of my short example) for me so I can compare it to what I have done so far.
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Ah, I see. So it would be the same as using global variables for each one of them. Writing class code atm.. with the help of a tutorial.
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Oh, that's possible?
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Actually, I did read about structs (wrote a nice paper note about it to learn) but for some reason came to conclusion it wasn't what I needed. Seems I was wrong, though. I will eventually move to C++ but it seems I have a lot to learn about C still Thanks for the help, I think I'll use the C++ class, since it seems more straightforward.
