wireframe + pointframe

Hi!

Ich weis, es ist nichts besonderes, aber es hat mir sehr für mein plugin weitergeholfen, vielleicht bringt es euch auch irgendetwas:

Code:

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function mtl_wire_init()
{
        vec_set(mtl.emissive_blue, mat_model.emissive_blue);
        vec_set(mtl.ambient_blue, mat_model.ambient_blue);
        vec_set(mtl.diffuse_blue, mat_model.diffuse_blue);
        vec_set(mtl.specular_blue, mat_model.specular_blue);
        mtl.power = mat_model.power;
        mtl.albedo = mat_model.albedo;
}

material mtl_wire
{
        event = mtl_wire_init;
        effect =
        "
        technique t0
        {
        pass p0
        {
	FillMode = point;
	PointScaleEnable=true;
	PointSize =0.005f;
	ColorArg1[0] = Texture; 
	ColorOp[0] = modulate;
	ColorArg2[0] = diffuse;
        }
        pass p1
        {
	FillMode = wireframe;
	TextureFactor = 0x00FF8800;
	ColorArg1[0] = TFactor; 
	ColorOp[0] = modulate;
	ColorArg2[0] = diffuse;

        }
                
        }
        technique fallback
        {
                pass p0
                {
                }
        }
        ";
}

action Wire_Player
{
        my.material = mtl_wire;
}

 

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CU Chris3D

nice. you could add a 3rd, solid pass (as first one, to be rendered unter the point and wireframe pass) with a soild color, to make it even more tron-like.

Thank you, its fabulous!
Been wanting to make a wireframe game for a while now, based on one of the 'Mars' movies where, to kill boredoom, the actor pilots play an air combat game rendered all in wireframe.

5 Stars man, its all I got to give back .

very cool!
I've never looked into materials at all... is there an easy way to change colors, or is it difficult?

thx for sharing!

Code:

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 pass p1
        {
	FillMode = wireframe;
	TextureFactor =   0x00FF8800  ;
	ColorArg1[0] = TFactor;
 	ColorOp[0] = modulate;
	ColorArg2[0] = diffuse;
        } 

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Riiight... sorry, I was looking for an RGB part like c_script uses normally... thx!

Nice, this is very helpfull

Cheers

Frazzle

hey thats a really cool contribution, i didn't know that this is possible with hlsl!
but i swapped the passes so that the dots wil be rendered on top, guess it looks a bit better...

Quote:

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...i didn't know that this is possible with hlsl!

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its ffp not hlsl