Author Topic: Help with Markings  (Read 2092 times)

Offline Hobbit

  • Curious Wanderer
  • *
  • Posts: 13
  • Country: us
  • Floof-O-Meter: 1
  • ~*I was born sick, heard them say it.*~
    • ginger-munchkin
    • View Profile
    • DeviantArt
Re: Help with Markings
« Reply #10 on: March 14, 2017, 07:06:11 pm »
Thank you, gonna go try that, gonna have to look up some stuff on shading cx

Offline sanrio

  • Grumpy Overlord
  • Elder Grey Pelt
  • ****
  • Posts: 2,820
  • Country: gb
  • Floof-O-Meter: 108
    • kiyatii
    • View Profile
Re: Help with Markings
« Reply #11 on: March 14, 2017, 07:15:11 pm »
Good luck!
PM me if you have any more questions. c: 

Avatar by byambyy | Signature by rykerclawss

Offline Kuri

  • Immortal Legend
  • *****
  • Posts: 8,168
  • Country: nz
  • Floof-O-Meter: 136
  • Foreboding evil harmless kitten.
    • dumbstuff4friends
    • channel/UCo42jgbLvEzkofpOin0_a4A
    • View Profile
Re: Help with Markings
« Reply #12 on: March 14, 2017, 08:23:05 pm »
Put the gems/metalclasps ect  on a separate layer (transparent layer) directly over where you want them to appear on the preset.  Now save it as a separate layer from the preset so it's just a large transparent square with the jewelry drawn on it.

Using code like this [<---Like this but not the same]
material Preset#_Mat
{
   receive_shadows off
   technique
   {
      pass
       {
         lighting on
         scene_blend alpha_blend
         texture_unit
         {
            texture PresetSideBodyComponant-X.png
         }
      }
      pass
      {
         lighting on
         scene_blend alpha_blend
         specular 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 128
         texture_unit
         {
            texture JeweleryLayer.png
         }
      }
      pass
      {
         lighting on
         scene_blend alpha_blend
         texture_unit
         {
            env_map spherical
            texture semitransparentgold.png
         }
      }
   }
}

And for the semi transparent gold or whatever you can use a texture. It could even be pictures of fluffy clouds on a sunny day it doesn't really matter that much.  As long as you have made it & saved it as being largely transparent so you can see through it.

 The jewelry layer would be the jewelry you draw/copypasted and it should appear on top of the preset later.  With all the layers it should now sparkle.  Just make sure you name all the pictures in a way that makes sense to you & your coding our you'll have a marshmellow.


Edit: sometimes the layers don't co-operate and you'll have to reverse the order of the gold & jewels but i don't think you'll have that problem this time.
« Last Edit: March 14, 2017, 08:25:22 pm by Kuri »
The Japanese concept of wabisabi:
The closest concept in english would be 'rustic'
They might have an old thing, one example is a favourite bowl or dish, it's broken, pieces are missing, why fix it?  With gold and pieces from other dishes?
"Because it was my favourite & I like it"

Offline Hobbit

  • Curious Wanderer
  • *
  • Posts: 13
  • Country: us
  • Floof-O-Meter: 1
  • ~*I was born sick, heard them say it.*~
    • ginger-munchkin
    • View Profile
    • DeviantArt
Re: Help with Markings
« Reply #13 on: March 14, 2017, 11:43:08 pm »
Put the gems/metalclasps ect  on a separate layer (transparent layer) directly over where you want them to appear on the preset.  Now save it as a separate layer from the preset so it's just a large transparent square with the jewelry drawn on it.

Using code like this [<---Like this but not the same]
material Preset#_Mat
{
   receive_shadows off
   technique
   {
      pass
       {
         lighting on
         scene_blend alpha_blend
         texture_unit
         {
            texture PresetSideBodyComponant-X.png
         }
      }
      pass
      {
         lighting on
         scene_blend alpha_blend
         specular 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 128
         texture_unit
         {
            texture JeweleryLayer.png
         }
      }
      pass
      {
         lighting on
         scene_blend alpha_blend
         texture_unit
         {
            env_map spherical
            texture semitransparentgold.png
         }
      }
   }
}

And for the semi transparent gold or whatever you can use a texture. It could even be pictures of fluffy clouds on a sunny day it doesn't really matter that much.  As long as you have made it & saved it as being largely transparent so you can see through it.

 The jewelry layer would be the jewelry you draw/copypasted and it should appear on top of the preset later.  With all the layers it should now sparkle.  Just make sure you name all the pictures in a way that makes sense to you & your coding our you'll have a marshmellow.


Edit: sometimes the layers don't co-operate and you'll have to reverse the order of the gold & jewels but i don't think you'll have that problem this time.

Could you maybe PM me? 'Cause none of that made sense, the only things I mess with in the coding is to make a double sided preset.

Offline Kuri

  • Immortal Legend
  • *****
  • Posts: 8,168
  • Country: nz
  • Floof-O-Meter: 136
  • Foreboding evil harmless kitten.
    • dumbstuff4friends
    • channel/UCo42jgbLvEzkofpOin0_a4A
    • View Profile
Re: Help with Markings
« Reply #14 on: March 15, 2017, 07:05:51 am »
OK but i think i goofed the code, leaving out a few lines that would only make the jewelry shine & end up with everything shining.
The Japanese concept of wabisabi:
The closest concept in english would be 'rustic'
They might have an old thing, one example is a favourite bowl or dish, it's broken, pieces are missing, why fix it?  With gold and pieces from other dishes?
"Because it was my favourite & I like it"

Offline Kuri

  • Immortal Legend
  • *****
  • Posts: 8,168
  • Country: nz
  • Floof-O-Meter: 136
  • Foreboding evil harmless kitten.
    • dumbstuff4friends
    • channel/UCo42jgbLvEzkofpOin0_a4A
    • View Profile
Re: Help with Markings
« Reply #15 on: March 17, 2017, 06:31:31 am »

For anyone reading this thread in the future... Here is what i used.  In theory you can make the jewel & even the facets of the jewel separately with separate reflections if you're keen enough.
The Japanese concept of wabisabi:
The closest concept in english would be 'rustic'
They might have an old thing, one example is a favourite bowl or dish, it's broken, pieces are missing, why fix it?  With gold and pieces from other dishes?
"Because it was my favourite & I like it"