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Re: Cel shader scene lighting
[Re: Captain_Kiyaku]
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07/21/06 08:00
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i dont know if this helps, i think you even posted on it but heres a link to my cel-shaded game, i think its starting to look ok, and all i had to do is just use the sun, stencil shadows... given tho, that mine is outdoor  , i dont know if that matters. also with those drop shadows (thats what i call the point shadows or whatever) if its going to have toon shader in the game, id have them semi transparent with hard edges tho, cuz the second you use a soft shadow, welll.... just look at the last screen on the second page of the thread i sent you, it just doesnt look right. [image]http://www.coniserver.net/ubbthreads/showflat.php/Cat/0/Number/673278/an/0/page/0#Post673278[/image]
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Re: Cel shader scene lighting
[Re: JetpackMonkey]
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07/21/06 13:59
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some kind of crazy dynamic light calculating stencil shading lightmap multipass shader thing
Or maybe some kind of binormial alphamasked quadralateral per-bit megatexture
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Re: Cel shader scene lighting
[Re: Matt_Aufderheide]
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07/21/06 15:02
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Or maybe some kind of binormial alphamasked quadralateral per-bit megatexture
*head asplodes like that guy from scanners**
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Re: Cel shader scene lighting
[Re: Matt_Aufderheide]
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07/22/06 23:24
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Or maybe some kind of binormial alphamasked quadralateral per-bit megatexture
You've just made me very curious about what in the world that would look like, so do me a favour and add that über cool super 1337-feature to the 'to-do' list for Sphere 2.0 please will ya!   j/k 
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Re: Cel shader scene lighting
[Re: lyingmime]
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08/04/06 15:40
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ello or others, could you add more info about this statement?
"btw, there are ways to create toonscenery as a postprocess"
I can't seem to find helpful info about how to do postprocess effects.
thanks!
Yes, it's possible. But you'd need pro's render-to-texture feature for that, unless a more or less predefined kind of post-processing effect like sphere's bloom is what you are looking for, then you could go with Matt Aufderheide's Sphere engine...
In case you've got the pro version (A6.31 pro or higher), go visit ello's site, or search for Oliver2s's refraction shader, that should get you started ...
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Re: Cel shader scene lighting
[Re: PHeMoX]
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06/11/07 13:00
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Sorry to bring up such an old thread. But I have some similar quips about Toon Shading in general.
I agree with most of what has been said above. However, we have a very strong night scene in a town that's shadowed in tree's. And I really wanted the effect of the main character passing the lanterns on the road...
However, I don't think 8 dynamic lights would be enough, so I'd have to do some sort of static branch with pixel shader 2.0 or such. Think this is a good idea?
Also, there's no BSP geometry in the scene, it's a height map and meshes added in. Thoughts would be appreciated!
"Towlie, you're the worst character ever."
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