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kosmonautblog.wordpress.com
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| | | | | In this article I will explore ways to make Signed Distance Fields work in my engine. We can use SDFs for efficient and beautiful 3d renderings not possible otherwise. Signed Distance Fields are basically volume textures that are assigned to a mesh or height map etc.. The idea is to sample a number of locations... | |
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mtnphil.wordpress.com
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| | | | | I knew I needed something to spruce up my monotonous terrain, so I recently implemented a decal system. This lets me paste moss, leaves, footprints, bullet holes and anything else "flat" anywhere on my terrain (or any object in the world). A deferred rendering engine offers an opportunity for easy-to-implement decals. Instead of... | |
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www.ronja-tutorials.com
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| | | | | Often when doing VFX you want stuff to stick to the floor. Even when that floor is uneven. Or decals to make existing geometry more interresting, or you want blob shadows on uneven floor, or some other use-cases in the same direction. (note: I used the free "Nature Starter Kit 2" from the Unity Asset store throughout this tutorial) Unity has the concept of a "projector" for that, but I have to admit I dont quite trust them. | |
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csantosbh.wordpress.com
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| | | This article is an extension to a previously discussed topic: How to perform large texture magnification for pixelated games without aliasing between texels. My first post described a method to achieve this by assuming that, during the whole time, your polygons remain approximately at the same size after they are rendered. Constant pixels with variable... | ||
