Hy everyone,
I would like to propose a change the the axis configuration that is currently
used when baking to object space normal maps. What does everyone think about
changing it so that the axis matches the one for the tangent space normal maps
(X+ Y+ Z+)?
Currently the OS maps use a very
a better option imo would be to give 3 small dropdown boxes under the object
space selection or somewhere similar to the user where you can pick what goes
where so you set it to match your target application
From: metalliandy...@googlemail.com
Yea, I think that this would also be a great idea. It would also good for the
tangent space map too so that people can flip the green (Y+ to Y-) for when
they are using game engines such as UDK or CryENGINE.
On 14 Jun 2013, at 09:58, Fredrik hansson fredrikhansson_12...@yahoo.com
wrote:
a
This is problematic because one of the arguments is pointer to int array,
not int array. It breaks on cycles compilation.
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This could be done of course but there are some problems like the fact that
the object space map doesn't necessarily come from file.
It could be procedurally generated or just a bake in which case the sampler
isn't supposed to swizzle.
Also the texture sampler at least at this point in time
Hi there,
The install deps script is failing at OIIO on Fedora 19 TC3, 64bit,
fully updated.
Error log is here: http://www.pasteall.org/43153/text
Python3, python3-devel, and python3-libs are already installed.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
JamesNZ
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JamesNZ,
You said Python 3 was installed. It appears that in order to build
OIIO, it needs Python 2.6, which is incompatible with Python 3. Python
3 is required to build Blender, but not every project has switched
yet. You may have to install Python 2.6 alongside Python 3 in order to
build OIIO.
ZOMG! That did it, thanks Gavin :D
On 6/15/13, James Wrigley jwrigle...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi there,
The install deps script is failing at OIIO on Fedora 19 TC3, 64bit,
fully updated.
Error log is here: http://www.pasteall.org/43153/text
Python3, python3-devel, and python3-libs are already
Is blender making use of OIIO's python2.x api?
If not we could set USE_PYTHON=OFF in install_deps.sh
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