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Can you send me a small map or prefab with that patch you've shown in the video, please? |
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Done, see attached. |
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Ok, I can see the shading on those patches too. It happens with pretty much any patch that is higher than 3x3 AND has fixed subdivisions enabled (higher than 1x1). What I can't reproduce is to get the shading visible in-game. Can you confirm these steps: - Create Patch 5x3 and give it a caulk texture - Set fixed subdivisions to 2x1 - Save the map - Reload the map, it should show the shadings - Make a room, bright ambient and player start and dmap that stuff to get it in-game - Can you see the shadings? |
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the link refers to .ase exports. is this when you see the issue? my guess is the abnormal face/vertex normal in the editor are written to the .ase example of exported .ase *MESH_FACENORMAL 5 0.0000 0.0000 1324.0000 *MESH_VERTEXNORMAL 3 0.0000 0.0000 1324.0000 i would guess these are ment to be -1 to +1 rotatation values |
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So Hypov was spot on, the issue only effects exported .ASE mdoels made from patches. - https://youtu.be/QKTkwc1IYTI |
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Ok, so the issue can be dampened a bit by renormalising the normals during ASE export, but the root cause seems to be that DR's patch tesselation code is not working the same way as the code in the engine. Fixing the latter is not something for the 2.0.4 release, this it too large of a change. |
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Fair enough fella. |
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Future ASE exports shouldn't exhibit this behaviour anymore. |
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Nice one, that is very much appreciated. |
- Anonymous
