I recently made a model with a material setup like this:

Code:

---

ambient_blue = 100;  
ambient_green = 100;  
ambient_red = 100;  
diffuse_blue = 30;  
diffuse_green = 100;  
diffuse_red = 255;  
//specular_blue = 205;  
//specular_green = 205;  
//specular_red = 205;
emissive_blue = 5;  
emissive_green = 5;  
emissive_red = 10;   

---

And I've also made a nice environmental cubemapping shader in hlsl, my question is; how can I combine both???
I think the answer lies in translating those 3dgs material values into shader codes, but I'm quite clueless how to do this... A little help with this will be highly appreciated , thanks


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if i remember correctly it was vecAmbient, vecDiffuse, vecSpecular and vecEmissive.. set them up as float4

Thanks again ello, I'm trying this out now!



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hey PHeMoX you have gotten it

can share the code (only need this part)

please

@Willy; Sorry I kind of missed your post here, I will post it as soon as possible, but I'm kind of busy and I would need to separate it from a shader of me.. By the way, are you sure you need this in a hlsl shader, not just materials the normal way?


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thaks

yes I wanna combine when cubemap,

but not problem, relax men.