[Buffer class documentation]

Agree it should be documented since it's used in the official bloom.lua.

[Shader tints model in red with no obvious reason]

The flag is used when you select something in the editor, it then gets colored red.

So you really dont need it outside the editor.

[More Overlay - type Shaders please]

Those are just model shaders with some animated normalmap and cubemap reflection, not posteffect/camera/overlay filters. (Maybe I dont get it )

[More Overlay - type Shaders please]

You can just use drawimage with these pictures you just posted.

They might need to alpha transparent.

[Forum Bug]

window.

window.

Wwindow.

[Shadamar's fog]

Ok, I see the problem, that is not easy to fix since sprites and particles always renders without depth, so the fog shaders doesn't even consider the sprites/paticles at all (they are invisible for the shader and the fog shader, they keep the depth of the geometry behind them)

 

Unfortunately there is no way for me to calculate their depth either.

[Where can I find a list of supported file formats?]

LE editor supports FBX, DDS, BMP, JPG, PNG, TGA, and PSD files for import if that is what you meant? (stated on the Home->Features page)

[Shadamar's fog]

I can take another quick look, if you send me an example map to test with.

[Shadamar's fog]

Hey, you can try adding this as line 63 in _klepto_fog.shader and set fogislocal to 0

 	 if (fragData0.a < 1.0) fogeffect*=clamp(fragData0.a,0.0,1.0);

 

or keep fogislocal as 1 and add this as line 63:

 

 	 if (fogislocal) fogeffect=0;

[Shadamar's fog]

...

self.camera:SetKeyValue("fog_fogislocal","1")

[Shadamar's fog]

Those you are using are outdated so that won't work, please update using the ones in workshop.

[Make triangle via Surface and color it via shader]

simplex/perlin noise on the gpu ( I used these and modded variants of these for my planet stuff )

https://github.com/ashima/webgl-noise/tree/master/src

[Shadamar's fog]

Well it should work in the latest workshop version.

[is there an simple statement to move an entity from one vec3 to another - in steps?]

LE already have have a simple interpolation function:

http://www.leadwerks.com/werkspace/page/api-reference/_/math/mathcurve-r602

[Shadamar's fog]

it's hard to say without a screenshot, but you can try:

 

self.camera:SetKeyValue("fog_fogislocal","1")

Which eliminates fog at depth=1, fog maxrange is then fogrange

[Cubemap generation - some questions]

If you just want to make an in-scene static cubemap you can do it like this :

http://www.leadwerks.com/werkspace/topic/11224-skybox-rendering/#entry82736

[Cubemap generation - some questions]

I would probably do it something like this (but it always renders black)

 

function Script:Start()

   --get workd,context etc..
   self.context=Context:GetCurrent()
   self.world=World:GetCurrent()
   self.resolution=1024

   --fetch a camara
   if self.camera==nil then
       for i=0,self.world:CountEntities()-1 do  --CountEntities is not a supported command
		    if self.world:GetEntity(i):GetClass()==Object.CameraClass then
			  self.camera=self.world:GetEntity(i)  --GetEntity is not a supported command
			  tolua.cast(self.camera,"Camera")
			  System:Print(self.world:GetEntity(i):GetClassName())
			  break
			 end
       end
   end

   --cube directions
   self.cameraRotations = {
       Vec3(0,0,0),
       Vec3(0,180,0),
       Vec3(-90,-90,0),
       Vec3(90,-90,0),
       Vec3(0,-90,0),
       Vec3(0,90,0)
   }

   --make cam buffer
   self.cameraBuffer = Buffer:Create(self.resolution, self.resolution, 1, 0)
   self.cameraBuffer:GetColorTexture():SetFilter(Texture.Pixel)

   --make cube buffer using cubemap texture
   self.cubebuffer =  Buffer:Create(self.resolution, self.resolution, 1, 0)
   self.cubemap = Texture:CubeMap(self.resolution, self.resolution)
   self.cubebuffer:SetColorTexture(self.cubemap)



   --ok warap the cubemap around something
   model=Model:Box(10,100,10)
   material=Material:Create()
   shader=Shader:Load("Shaders/Editor/SkyBox2.shader")


   material:SetShader(shader)
   model:SetMaterial(material)
end



function Script:UpdateWorld()
   -- render workd into a buffer and then copy buffer texture to a cubemap buffer
   for i = 1,6 do
       self.camera:SetRotation(self.cameraRotations[i])
       self.cameraBuffer:Enable()
       self.world:Render()
       self.cameraBuffer:Disable()
       self.cubebuffer:SetColorTexture(self.cameraBuffer:GetColorTexture(), 0, i-1) --write cambuffer to cubebuffer each face
   end
   Context:SetCurrent(self.context)

   material:SetTexture(self.cubebuffer:GetColorTexture())
   shader:Enable() -- enable skybox shader2
   self.cubebuffer:GetColorTexture():Bind(0) --assign cubemap texture from buffer into texture0
end

[Scene Tab position numbers]

hmm it's gone. I'm pretty sure it were there..

[Scene Tab position numbers]

I think cm has been default since 3.2 or something. You can change it to metres in options.

[Basic sneaking tutorial]

Here is a shadow/light detector for sneaking (cpp is needed to build your own exe to expose a function to lua)

http://www.leadwerks.com/werkspace/topic/11991-csg-shape-to-mimic-light/#entry87032

[Leadwerks is bugging]

no , i made a complete new project and map only the prefabs in it, and its the same in the other project

 

I loaded your map, and you do have a second camera, delete it and you'll be fine.

[Leadwerks is bugging]

Sounds like you have another camera in your scene.

[Pick Model]

Yeah that would be useful.

Not very slick, but I usually just delete the model and look at the editor log window if I can't figure out the model used. Then ctrl+z to bring it back again.

[Using Blender as Terrain Generator for Leadwerks]

Very nice!

 

http://geomorph.sourceforge.net/ (havent tried it)

[Draw only a part of the texture (ie. image)]

http://www.leadwerks.com/werkspace/page/tutorials/_/scene-panel-r3#section3

 

Section 3: Scene Panel, just enable water mode, adjust the height with the dialogs.