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Toribash 3.9 development
Hi,
For those who want to test the alpha releases and follow development of 3.9 I will post updates here:
Here is the first alpha release. This is ONLY the exe file. Put it into your current toribash directory to test.
https://cache.toribash.com/tb-3.9-1.zip
New features I am testing in this build:
- Real time ray tracing - enable it in options. works with GeForce 9800 GT
- Shaders menu (open with ctrl-h)
- Reflective non-shader bodyparts/joints
For those who want to test the alpha releases and follow development of 3.9 I will post updates here:
Here is the first alpha release. This is ONLY the exe file. Put it into your current toribash directory to test.
https://cache.toribash.com/tb-3.9-1.zip
New features I am testing in this build:
- Real time ray tracing - enable it in options. works with GeForce 9800 GT
- Shaders menu (open with ctrl-h)
- Reflective non-shader bodyparts/joints
Last edited by hampa; Mar 25, 2010 at 08:34 AM.
That's quite a shiny tree.
I agree that it looks more wet then like metal or marble.
I agree that it looks more wet then like metal or marble.
Originally Posted by MrPoptart
That's quite a shiny tree.
I agree that it looks more wet then like metal or marble.
Mhm, that's the problem with most shaders. You end up looking like there's a layer of glass or slime covering everything.
I've had the best results from Pirate's shaders - particularly the ones he released in a shader pack ages ago. (2008 I think) Not sure why, maybe different light levels? Either way some of them give perfect results, like so:
Originally Posted by SkulFuk
It depends on the world shader you've got turned on. Some look like you say, a few look kinda 'glassy'. The best results I've managed were using Pirate's shaders
Nice & shiny without looking like something has been painted on my tori. It'll look epic when bumps are working again.
<Erf> SkulFuk: gf just made a toilet sniffing joke at me
<Erf> i think
<Erf> i think i hate you
