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Question about the new/next UW....
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yes and no....on most maps thats true, but on a map like Midnight Air, your car gets beat to death. after 1 lap, yould never make a jump.$n][pErMan said:Baaa .. I say if you screw up your car that much you deserve to have to get out and walk
craze said:
It's already like that
. The percentages and values I mentioned are just the defaults. Mappers can control a lot of stuff now.
Can mappers also use those real-time reflections in maps?Shrimp said:It's already like that
bobnine said:
AFAIK, not yet, although I'm still petitioning for it.
Thing is, it could be too processer intensive, although we could use a setting in the graphics options of whether to turn it on or not, and if it was off we'd use a plain old cubemap.
Take a look at Info -> CameraTextureClient and the map DM-Insidious - check out the TV screens there.
The reflections on the vehicles in UnWheel are basically the same, except wrapped into an EvnMap material and applied to a vehicle with a dynamic camera location (players viewpoint). The same thing can be done with the CameraTextureClient and a ScriptedTexture and applied to any surface in a map. There might even be a wiki article about it (in fact I am 99% sure there is).
The reflections on the vehicles in UnWheel are basically the same, except wrapped into an EvnMap material and applied to a vehicle with a dynamic camera location (players viewpoint). The same thing can be done with the CameraTextureClient and a ScriptedTexture and applied to any surface in a map. There might even be a wiki article about it (in fact I am 99% sure there is).