Ive updated this patch with better integration with soya materials.
http://30bentham.homelinux.org/~dunk/python/soya_new_material.diff
Ive made a _BaseMaterial class that defines the bare minimum for a soya
material. Controlling shader attributes from a pudding python console is
fun :D
On Tue, Jun 21, 2005 at 09:26:28PM +0100, dunk wrote:
> hi,
>
> ive been working on trying to get glsl shaders and multitexturing
> to work with soya.
>
> you can see/use the code with this patch:
> http://30bentham.homelinux.org/~dunk/python/soya_new_material.diff
>
> A new shape class is also included because i didnt want to hack around
> in the SimpleShape class. This shape class uses vertex arrays instead of
> display lists.
>
> Here are two example scripts ( not very clean sorry ):
> http://30bentham.homelinux.org/~dunk/python/modeling-material-env.py
> http://30bentham.homelinux.org/~dunk/python/modeling-material-shader.py
>
> And some screenshots:
> uv texture and env map -
> http://30bentham.homelinux.org/~dunk/python/soya-pywracer.png
> glsl toon shader -
> http://30bentham.homelinux.org/~dunk/python/soya-toon-aa.png
> glsl brick shader -
> http://30bentham.homelinux.org/~dunk/python/soya-shader.png
>
> I also have a very simple blender exporter to work with my shape class
> if anyone wants it and some example shader source.
>
> Only small tests have been done so far but it seems to work fine for me.
> If you have any comments or questions please speak up :)
>
> have fun
> dunk
>
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