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Thread: How to create realistic fields??10 Nov 2020, 18:04 PM Knox85 here is the ORG section on splines. The first video may help get you started. https://www.coh2.org/guides/10390/worldbuilder-the-spline-tool-in-detail In: Mapping Discussion
Thread: CoH2: All-Out War Edition - 64bit 9 Nov 2020, 23:54 PM Well now we have ourselves a horse race! What hits first? A) Relic Patch B) Corona Vaccine C) ELE Meteor D) 2021 In: Lobby
Thread: How to create realistic fields??9 Nov 2020, 21:14 PM Knox are these your fields? Or fields you are trying to imitate? Fields are made with SPLINES and a field texture. The best way to use SPLINES and SPLATS is to adjust the opacity (ALPHA). Most of the pics you have posted are of a heavy dirt field. This probably has its opacity set to 100% (cant see thru it). The picture with the green field probably has the opacity set to about 50%. To adjust the opacity of a spline you: - click on splines from menu bar. - It will default to TEXTURE mode. If not select TEXTURE mode from right side toolbar. - Click on COLORIZE button. - A dialog box appears with keyframes that let you set the color and ALPHA(opacity) for each keyframe. - Click on a keyframe (little rectangles on bar) to edit the color and alpha for that keyframe. I get decent results by: - laying down my field splines - Varying the splines position, X or Y mirror, etc to randomize the repeating texture look. - Adjust the keyframes with some random ALPHA values. - Paint under the spline with the TILE editor. - Place some large rock/dirt/hay splats on top and adjust color and opacity(alpha) for those. In: Mapping Discussion
Thread: How to add mud (not snow = mud effekt)4 Nov 2020, 22:02 PM Jump back to quoted post30 Oct 2020, 07:24 AMknox85 Also I wounder how to create beautiffuly muddy roads and field which are muddy, shiny, wet. Dont forget to play with the SPECULAR and GLOSS settings to create a wet look that applies to the whole map. Under ATMOSPHERE properties, MISC ENVIRONMENT. Specular is how shiny an object is. And GLOSS adds wetness like everything is coated in clear paint. In: Mapping Discussion
Thread: Relics Legendary Team Game Matchups4 Nov 2020, 20:53 PM How many Earths can you fit in Uranus? 48. 49 if you relax. In: Scrap Yard
Thread: Can't change water colour 4 Nov 2020, 10:49 AM Jump back to quoted post4 Nov 2020, 07:06 AMknox85 I do not understand what I have to change to change the colour. You will want to change DEEP WATER COLOR. That is the Fog/Water Blend Color. Picking a color brighter than 64 usually creates some weird looking water. Relics code for water lightens things in the water. For the examples I showed pictures for the dark brown color used was: R: 35 G: 27 B: 20 So you set DEEP WATER COLOR and then adjust the DEPTH until you get the murkiness of the water you want. And start around the distance between the water and the lowest terrain value. Hint: you can get the distances using SAMPLE in the terrain editor. I do not think WATER COLOR or MAX DISTANCE do much from what I can tell. But I am noob. Hope that helps. In: Mapping Discussion
Thread: Can't change water colour 3 Nov 2020, 21:43 PM Basic Graphics principle: FOG is when you blend two pixels based on distance: Pixel 1 is the color of the dot on the screen normally. Pixel 2 is the FOG blend color you select. At a close distance you will see 100% of pixel 1 and 0% of pixel 2. FINAL COLOR At 50% distance you will see 50% of pixel 1 and 50% of pixel 2. FINAL COLOR At a far distance you will see 0% of pixel 1 and 100% of pixel 2. FINAL COLOR COH2 EXAMPLE The farther away we look we see all drawn objects becoming grey. Grey is the FOG blend color. COH2 lets you set the minimum and maximum distances for fog calculations. Generic numbers are like 25m and 300m. So nothing gets FOG if closer than 25m. Things from 25-300m are blended with the blend ratio being DISTANCE/MAX DISTANCE. Anything after 300m is just the FOG blend color. COH2 WATER The water in COH2 is a FOG effect generically. The MINIMUM distance is the water level set in the WATER object dialog. The MAXIMUM distance is set in the terrain dialog as DEPTH. In the example above the water is at level 7.7m and the lowest terrain is at 4m. So objects/terrain drawn at 7.7m are drawn with 0% blending of the FOG blend color (Water color). Objects are then blended by the blend ratio of distance from the water surface (7.7m). Blend Ratio = (WaterY-PixelY)/(WaterY-DepthY) Ratio is clipped to a number between 0 and 1 (0% and 100%) So objects at the surface are not blended. Objects below the surface are blended. Objects below WaterY and Depth are 100% water color. The deepest darkest water will be the WATER COLOR you setup in the terrain dialog. In this example it is a dark brown color. WATER COLOR In: Mapping Discussion
Thread: Can't change water colour 3 Nov 2020, 17:53 PM The DEPTH field is the key entry to the water color. If the water is very shallow like 1m deep you will want the DEPTH set to 1m or less. Basically DEPTH < than the actual distance between water and terrain. You could say COH2 has 3 FOG effects in game: 1) Normal Fog: Distance between you and object drawn. 2) Height/Ground Fog: Distance between terrain and object being drawn. 3) Water Color: similar to ground fog except amount of fog is distance between water and terrain. The water color effect is basically this FOG calculation. Color = Clear 0%(0m) to Opaque 100%(DEPTH) In: Mapping Discussion
Thread: Elo System Automatch vs Players3 Nov 2020, 05:07 AM Jump back to quoted post3 Nov 2020, 04:42 AMFelinewolfie Doesn't mean it wasn't a pre-made Yes. Yes it does. Now they could have sniped together to falsely boost their ranks though In: New Members
Thread: Elo System Automatch vs Players3 Nov 2020, 04:33 AM Jump back to quoted post3 Nov 2020, 04:28 AMFelinewolfie Enemy team was a pre-made. Your team was a random. The enemy was not a premade. They all had different ranks. In: New Members