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Mod Shading
* I am not talking about shaders *
Ok, here is a picture of Toribash on high graphics.
Now here is a close up on uke.
As you can see there is ambient occlusion.
Example:
AO Off:
AO On:
Now take a look at a mod.
As you can see mods look very plain with no shadows
If AO was on mods they would look like 10x better on high graphics.
you get my point
Ok, here is a picture of Toribash on high graphics.
Don't really need to see but you can open.
Now here is a close up on uke.
Close Up Uke
As you can see there is ambient occlusion.
Example:
AO Off:
AO On:
Now take a look at a mod.
Parkour Map
As you can see mods look very plain with no shadows
If AO was on mods they would look like 10x better on high graphics.
What happens when you turn AO off with a mod
you get my point
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Here it goes....
Objects do have shading, but only one color on each side.
Now since a sphere isn't perfect round, it can have one color on each detail. This makes the sphere shaded a lot better than everything else.
To shade cubes/blocks you'll need to add a lot more details wich means that you can actually shade anything if you build it out of more than one object.
The only thing that is getting in our way is limits.. There is a limit of objects you can add in a mod if I'm right.
You can see on the Tori, the same theory has been used.
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Objects do have shading, but only one color on each side.
Now since a sphere isn't perfect round, it can have one color on each detail. This makes the sphere shaded a lot better than everything else.
To shade cubes/blocks you'll need to add a lot more details wich means that you can actually shade anything if you build it out of more than one object.
The only thing that is getting in our way is limits.. There is a limit of objects you can add in a mod if I'm right.
You can see on the Tori, the same theory has been used.
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Last edited by Hypersaint; Jun 30, 2015 at 09:14 PM.
Originally Posted by Hypersaint
Here it goes....
Objects do have shading, but only one color on each side.
Now since a sphere isn't perfect round, it can have one color on each detail. This makes the sphere shaded a lot better than everything else.
To shade cubes/blocks you'll need to add a lot more details wich means that you can actually shade anything if you build it out of more than one object.
The only thing that is getting in our way is limits.. There is a limit of objects you can add in a mod if I'm right.
You can see on the Tori, the same theory has been used.
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So what you're trying to say is the more tiny circles you add=shadows?
So to sum up the suggestion for TL;DR types:
Objects should have hard & soft shadow support like toris.
(shadow type depends on the shader in use)
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Could have a pretty bad negative performance impact, should have an option to disable it too.
Objects should have hard & soft shadow support like toris.
(shadow type depends on the shader in use)
----
Could have a pretty bad negative performance impact, should have an option to disable it too.
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Originally Posted by easysavem8
So what you're trying to say is the more tiny circles you add=shadows?
No, I mean if you build a cube out of more than one cube, you will get a cube with more than one detail on each side. That allows the cube to have more than one color on each side
If you would do that with super tiny cubes you could get a pretty well shaded
cube.
