Mapdev:splatdetail - Revision history

Gajop: /* mapinfo.lua */

2018-12-18T15:38:21Z

mapinfo.lua

2015-11-08T18:27:02Z

mapinfo.lua

2015-11-08T18:00:19Z

Details

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	Splat Detail textures extend the default single detail texture that is applied uniformly over the entire map, by allowing the mapper to specify 4 different greyscale detail textures, and offers control of the strength, spatial distribution and tiling resolution of each detail texture.		Splat Detail textures extend the default single detail texture that is applied uniformly over the entire map, by allowing the mapper to specify 4 different greyscale detail textures, and offers control of the strength, spatial distribution and tiling resolution of each detail texture.

	Important: Splat Detail textures requires [[Mapdev:specular]] to exist to be enabled!		Important: Splat Detail textures requires a specular texture [[Mapdev:specular]] to exist and be defined in order to be enabled!

	{{Caution\|requires clients to have GLSL-spec hardware}}		{{Caution\|requires clients to have GLSL-spec hardware}}

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	Splat Detail textures extend the default single detail texture that is applied uniformly over the entire map, by allowing the mapper to specify 4 different greyscale detail textures, and offers control of the strength, spatial distribution and tiling resolution of each detail texture.		Splat Detail textures extend the default single detail texture that is applied uniformly over the entire map, by allowing the mapper to specify 4 different greyscale detail textures, and offers control of the strength, spatial distribution and tiling resolution of each detail texture.

			Important: Splat Detail textures requires [[Mapdev:specular]] to exist to be enabled!

	{{Caution\|requires clients to have GLSL-spec hardware}}		{{Caution\|requires clients to have GLSL-spec hardware}}

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Detail Image

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	\|-		\|-
	! Resolution		! Resolution
	\| Any, recommended powers of two, will be ~~stretched~~ over the terrain.		\| Any, recommended powers of two, will be tiled over the terrain.
	\|}		\|}
	Each Channel represents a seperate greyscale image. The ground colour is multiplied by the pixel values of the channel. The intensity of the effect is also controlled per channel using the {{xtaglink\|mapinfo.lua\|texMults}} variables, low numbers = less effect.		Each Channel represents a seperate greyscale image. The ground colour is multiplied by the pixel values of the channel. The intensity of the effect is also controlled per channel using the {{xtaglink\|mapinfo.lua\|texMults}} variables, low numbers = less effect.

2015-11-08T17:56:03Z

mapinfo.lua

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	splats = {		splats = {
	texScales = {1.0, 1.0, 1.0, 1.0},		texScales = {1.0, 1.0, 1.0, 1.0},
	texMults = {1.0, 1.0, 1.0~~, 1~~.0},		texMults = {0.02, 0.02, 0.02, 0.02},
	},		},
	...		...
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	=== texScales ===		=== texScales ===

			texScales offers a way to adjust the tiling resolution of each of the 4 splat detail textures. Values of 0.02 are the default values, lower values will increase the size of the textures on the ground, and higher values will decrease the tile size.

	<center>		<center>
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"

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texMults

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	=== texMults ===		=== texMults ===

			texMults offers a quick way to adjust the strength at which each detail texture will be blended onto the map. Values of 1.0 are the default values, lower values will make the detail texture fainter, higher values make it more pronounced. This is very useful for fine-tuning the strengths after generating the splat distribution texture, which is time-consuming to manipulate in an image editor, and cant be increased above a certain value there.

	== Distribution Image ==		== Distribution Image ==

2015-11-08T17:53:09Z

texScales

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	=== texScales ===		=== texScales ===

	texScales offers a quick way to adjust the strength at which each detail texture will be blended onto the map. Values of 1.0 are the default values, lower values will make the detail texture fainter, higher values make it more pronounced. This is very useful for fine-tuning the strengths after generating the splat distribution texture, which is time-consuming to manipulate in an image editor, and cant be increased above a certain value there.

	<center>		<center>
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"

2015-11-08T17:52:55Z

texScales

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	=== texScales ===		=== texScales ===

			texScales offers a quick way to adjust the strength at which each detail texture will be blended onto the map. Values of 1.0 are the default values, lower values will make the detail texture fainter, higher values make it more pronounced. This is very useful for fine-tuning the strengths after generating the splat distribution texture, which is time-consuming to manipulate in an image editor, and cant be increased above a certain value there.

	<center>		<center>
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"

2015-11-08T17:49:49Z

Details

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	= Details =		= Details =
	~~{{FIXME}} Needs description here~~		Splat Detail textures extend the default single detail texture that is applied uniformly over the entire map, by allowing the mapper to specify 4 different greyscale detail textures, and offers control of the strength, spatial distribution and tiling resolution of each detail texture.


	{{Caution\|requires clients to have GLSL-spec hardware}}		{{Caution\|requires clients to have GLSL-spec hardware}}
	<center>		<center>