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Not really. I'd have to do the same plus unwrap whole thing plus model it. And mesh must adhere to the original 1:1 as dimentions goes.

They will be part of Morrowind Optimisation Project.

No, those are for vanilla textures, using five materials per building. But I try to keep UVs in a way to ease up atlasing.

Yes, I'm used to having UV window on second screen. When I have to show something and work with both on single monitor I struggle a lot, especialy as blender ui does not fit. Here it was not the point so I didn't bothered.

@@antonisauren8998 What were you doing in the UV editor? Running unwrap on the UV islands?

@ Pinning one edge and relaxing stretched islands mostly. Unwrap, turn into quads, follow active quads in case of trims.

20 years ago people had no such sophisticated tools to model everything fast and without imperfections.

It will be commited to Morrowind Optimisation Project when I'm done. For now they're available on my fork of their github.

They sure are there in game. Especially visible if you crank up diffuse lighting above default values. I've learned that if you leave object with multimaterial and let exporter split it, normals are fine, but you end up with one redundant empty parent for them.

Nif I/O script was not updated to 4.2 for a long time and then in 4.3 they decided to remove alpha properties breaking whole material logic. Untill there is some major feature I can make use of, staying on old version I know works is safer. Only downside so far is, that files from 4.x hava proken UV edytor UI even when appended into new file.

Like blender overall? No, but less limiting plus knowledge is appliable in any other game/project. Is making legos easier than building from them?

Haha, spoken like a true Acrobatics legend

I started in max but engine I developed for supported only smoothing flags directly exported from it back then. Were custom normals even a thing in 3ds 25 years ago? Maybe that is a cause why those buildings looks like that. Most modders nowadays is way more experienced in both tools and engine than Bethesda devs were during development.

@ as long as edit normals modifier was present. And then, they had to be set to "explicit" to survive some topology manipulations. Each other modifier being able to change topology data ( edit poly ) was removing ( resetting ) all vertex normal data. Now, since few max versions, all is stable, even boolean are not changing them, which is fantastic.

@ I have slight memories of direct normal manipulation in Max. Last version I used was 17 I think.

I'd love a before and after too!

Dozen houses later I noticed they get messed up even when mirroring, at least with putting -1 to root scale and applying that.

they can be edited in Geometry Nodes tho.

I was wondering the same thing, could be fake AO or it could also be a simple map texture that darkens certain areas of the base (diffuse / albedo) texture, morrowind being an old game doesn't use more advanced techniques and probably "bakes" a lot of the visual information into the textures. (I guess this is probably what you meant but in fewer words haha)

Yes. They also used this a lot in Skyrim, as they still didn't implement AO maps into their materials. Not sure if that changed for Starfield.

@@jin3121 Now I wonder if there is some tool or plugin that allow to convert AO map to vertex colors. UPD: Answer is Blender addon - Bake to vertex color on Gumroad. So one can also create AO with Blender or Substance Painter and then convert it to Vertex Color.

​@@MoonnyMoo Yes, most 3D software comes with built-in tools or community plugins for generating "Ambient Occlusion" or shadow vertex colors. This method can be a cost-effective way to add detail to games, especially when working with older game engines. However, caution is needed when using shader injectors like ENBSeries, which includes an external AO shader. Combining dark textures, vertex color shadows, and external or in-engine AO can sometimes result in overly dark or "crushed" assets, where the black or shadowed areas lose detail.

Morrowind does support AO textures. (kind of, not in PBR sense. It's still phong lighting model after all) They can even use separate UV set. Same material slot can be used also for alpha mask. Keeping it as vertex data is ofc takes much less memory and it had to fit into few MBs of first x-box vram. Besides fake AO, it's also used to break tiling and add some grim details.

I opened it up just to check how bad it is and done what I could. Sorry, out of camera. :P On one hand it's much simpler than Hlaalu houses, just single blob, but on the other it has major design flaws. At least it was something different. Top is single relaxed island, just must be warped a bit so that tit on geometry matches the texture. Same with pod. Gills looks the best when set to utilise whole height of the texture. Distortion is much worse than aligned to one edge only but seam with pod part gets masked a bit at least. I'm going over Hlaalu in preparation to fixing similar issues in Tamriel Data before Narsis release. My contributions to MOP are limited to things that bother me in game or are required to match with TD extensions.

Thanks for responding. ❤

Żeś naodkopywał filmów sprzed pięciu lat. Notatnikiem chyba.

To było zitegrowane z główną gałązką exe, nie trzeba było chyba nic dodatkowo pobierać. Może listę obiektów.

Nie wiem. Ja nic nie robię gdzieś od miesiąca po publikacji tego filmu.

Nie. Od lat się tym nie trudnię.

Oj nie pamiętam. Nie odpalałem Maszynki od lat. Jak się dławi i nie ślizga, to coś mu musi hamulce trzymać.

Nigdy nie robiłem do Train Drivera. Czy pytasz o wstawienie statyków na tor doświadczalny?

Tak 👍 pytam się o torze doświadczalnym

wiki.eu07.pl/index.php/Dyrektywa_include wiki.eu07.pl/index.php/Obiekt_node Poczytaj jak referencje do obiektów na mapach działają. To bardzo prostackie.

Limit świateł ustawiony na zero w opcjach? Albo jakieś trefne gpu, co bezpośrednich świateł na ogl nie ogarnia. Nic innego mi do głowy nie przychodzi.

@@antonisauren8998 zobaczę wszystko, dzięki

tga /textures/

@@antonisauren8998 a umie pan zrobić teksturę do wagonu?

@@AdamSlabikowski Kilka zrobiłem swego czasu, to powinienem jeszcze umieć. Ale na chwilę obecną nie robię nic do maszyny i nie przyjmuję zleceń.

@@antonisauren8998 nie mam zamiaru nic zlecać, tylko chciałem się do wiedzieć co zrobić by mozna było go włączyć w maszynie i w jakim folderze powinien być plik

@@AdamSlabikowski Model do models, tekstura do textures, inc do scenery. Poczytaj wiki, wytyczne dla twórców, jak coś jest niejasne, podpytaj na czatach, jak ktoś oprócz wulgarnej gówniarzerii tam został.

Oj to najpierw jakieś sensowne animacje by trzeba, a nie ciąg animacji prostych z opóźnieniami w skrypcie. Plus blendowanie stanów. Navmeshe. Pathfinding. Kawał silnika do zrobienia, by mieć minimum sensownego ludzika.

Ustawić konfigurację reflektorów, zgodnie z definicją danego sygnału. Co i jak masz rozrysowane w instrukcji Ie-1.

@@antonisauren8998 właśnie nwm jak to włączyć bo jestem początkującym ale potrafię jusz odpalić lokomotywę

dla mnie jest trudniejsze Pc5

@@LeonToSigma Czerwone światła w przeciwnej kabinie. Końcówki na wagonie powinien manewrowy/rewident sam zawiesić, jeśli masz to zostawione w opcjach, jak było domyślnie.

Blenderem.

Byłem przekonany, że jakieś są. :O Widać unoffowy sa135 mi utkwił w głowie.

@@antonisauren8998 to będą czy nie

@@antonisauren8998 trzeba narazie pobierać ale ja jak pobieram to nie mam tego w maszynie

Eee, yyy, można od 2001? Plus zaraz potem z klawiatury, od 2019 myszą a od 2020 z minimapy. Czego jeszcze?

@@antonisauren8998 pendolino, flirta, darta, i tak dalej...

@@antonisauren8998 O, nawet nie wiedziałem, że myszką się da!