Post Your Irrlicht Screenshots / Render Here.

[dlangdev]

I made progress on the rigging. I'm learning lots of new stuff here. This demo shows rigging on Blender. The next one will be modeled better which will be rigged properly (parent set correctly) in order to be exported to B3D and later on imported into Irrlicht. My son is waiting for the game, which is my only client.



Thanks to Gandalf's Blender B3D Exporter. He's the man.

[Steel Style]

Uh Man I wan't be boring but this thread and mean Irrlicht screenshot ? Your work is good but don't you think that is should be better to make one thread for all you graphical stuff ?

[roelor]

Uh Man I wan't be boring but this thread and mean Irrlicht screenshot ? Your work is good but don't you think that is should be better to make one thread for all you graphical stuff ?

read again irrlicht render/screenshots. So renders for irrlicht also count! p.s. and he helps this topic to stay alive.

[twilight17]

Yeah he has great screens!

[wyrmmage]

heh, he made the topic, too, so.....OP power!

[sudi]

I'm trying to make some nice toonshader but its harder then u think bc the mesh is important for it




U might see the gabs in the outline. Thats because some of the vertices have only a normal for one face. means if a vertice isbordering three faces there a three vertices with three different normal. if u then scale the mesh along the normals there will be gabs. maybe i will write a patch for the file loaders that will add these normals together so it looks correct.

[sudi]

In case someone is interessted in the shadercode:

toonshader:

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uniform vec3 lightPos;
varying vec3 lightDir;
varying vec3 normal;

varying vec2 Texcoord;

void VertexMain()
{
	normal = normalize(gl_Normal);
	Texcoord    = gl_MultiTexCoord0.xy;
	lightDir = normalize(lightPos-gl_Vertex.xyz);

	gl_Position = gl_ModelViewProjectionMatrix * gl_Vertex;
}

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varying vec3 lightDir;
varying vec3 normal;
uniform sampler2D Texture0;
varying vec2 Texcoord;
void PixelMain()
{
	vec3 mlightDir = normalize(lightDir);
	vec3 mnormal = normalize(normal);
	float intensity = dot(mnormal, mlightDir);
	vec4 color = texture2D(Texture0, Texcoord);
	if (intensity > 0.95)
		color = color-vec4(color.x*0.1, color.y*0.1, color.z*0.1, 0.0);
	else if (intensity > 0.50)
		color = color-vec4(color.x*0.3, color.y*0.3, color.z*0.3, 0.0);
	else if (intensity > 0.25)
		color = color-vec4(color.x*0.5, color.y*0.5, color.z*0.5, 0.0);
	else
		color = color-vec4(color.x*0.8, color.y*0.8, color.z*0.8, 0.0);
	gl_FragColor = color;
}

cellshader:

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uniform float offset;
void VertexMain()
{
	vec3 Pos = gl_Vertex.xyz+normalize(gl_Normal)*offset;
	gl_Position = gl_ModelViewProjectionMatrix*vec4(Pos,1.0);
}

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void PixelMain()
{
	gl_FragColor = vec4(0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0);
}

[BlindSide]

Nice editor!

gabs

The P button is broken on your keyboard?

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color = color-vec4(color.x*0.1, color.y*0.1, color.z*0.1, 0.0);

Are you trying to make this look confusing on purpose? What is wrong with:

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color *= 0.9;

It will do the same thing! And careful with setting alpha channel to 0.0 incase you want to use transparent textures.

But anyway, more important, have you thought about using a color ramp texture and using the dotp to index into it? Like:

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color *= texture2D(Texture1, vec2(intensity, 0.0));

It might be more efficient than 5 conditionals... (Oh yeah remember to disable bilinear filtering on the color ramp, else you will get a smooth transition.).

Cheers

[sudi]

Thanks BlindSide
and yes my keyboard is not really responding to my keystrokes^^

Are you trying to make this look confusing on purpose? What is wrong with:

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color *= 0.9;

It will do the same thing! And careful with setting alpha channel to 0.0 incase you want to use transparent textures.

Maybe u didn't see the color- infront of the vec4(..,..,..,0.0)
I'm doing that bc i didn't want to mess with the alpha value of the texture...
anyway the idea with the lookup texture is a nice idea....actually i had a idea about standard textures for material type but for that the OnSetMaterial functtion would need a non const material and be called before the material is actually set. that way i could load standarad textures and material settings into material types. I made a Class ShaderMaterial which loads a material configuration from file....right now u can either just get the materialtype or the whole material. but i actually wanted that th material type would on its own set standard textures if the model doesn't define them. get what i mean? well only works when the reference passed to OnSetMaterial is not const and before the material is actually set....obviously...well anyway when i'm done with this baby i will probably release my grahics manager and the editor...and maybe even finally the first version of my gameengine

[Mel]

Smooth transitions aren't that bad, they give the cell shading a quite artistic look.

[dlangdev]

Sorry about Blender image...here's a screenshot taken from the demo game.

A cool combo kick known as: Side-kick-spin-hook-kick. The image showing the spin-hook part.

[roelor]

Sorry about Blender image...here's a screenshot taken from the demo game.

A cool combo kick known as: Side-kick-spin-hook-kick. The image showing the spin-hook part.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3208/313 ... d910_o.jpg

To be honest, I would think that's a nut cracker..
Isn't a sidekick supposed to be a kick to the side? instead of to the back, cuz now hes just turning his upper body 90degrees and kicks backward.
It's just a suggestion, my opinion. Don't get me wrong I think its still awesome..
Anyway keep up the good pace.

[sudi]

and by the way when u do a sidekick u will always hold ur foot horizontal.

[roelor]

and by the way when u do a sidekick u will always hold ur foot horizontal.

thats what I meant

[Virion]

to get the best result you can take a video recorder and do a side-kick yourself. Record the whole thing down and refer frame by frame.