(August 2016) Monthly WIP screenshot thread

Monthly WIP
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August is here and it’s time for monthly WIP screenshots !

I made a fence model and i hope to release the j3o tomorrow. I am not sure about the license yet but it will be permissive :slight_smile:

This was made in two days (not full time), my goal was to try some UV mapping and painting all in Blender. All the painting was done with a pen-tablet without the pressure input which doesn’t help. Although i am not a boss at painting.

And also one goal was to make a jme ready asset.

So this is the result :

edit : available here

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that is suuuuper cool :smiley:

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Working on this menu for my game.

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Also working on menu for my game

The camera moves around the glowing ball thing and there’s background music too

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My small game, that i creating for project that needed to paralysed childs. I have many problems, but i hope, this best community will help me :slight_smile:

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My Stone Monster model

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Concept art for Skullstone: heavy swords.

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@FrozenShade Wow! Its beautiful! I like to see it`s swords in real game. So… can i make small donation for now? :blush:

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What kind of donation?

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I thought that english “donation” means only money. So now you now what i mean :slight_smile:

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Experimenting with SSAO a bit… One of the problem of our SSAO is that it has to render an additional geometry pass to render the normals in a buffer to compute ssao.
I recently experimented a way to approximate the normals from the depth texture and it’s an ok technique but it’s a lot less accurate, and also reveals the flat faces of the models in the normal map… but… since SSAO has an additional blur pass at the end… I thought it might be ok :p.
No SSAO

Classic SSAO with the additional geometry pass

SSAO with approximated normals

The classic SSAO looks a bit better… but the approximation is 50% faster… can be a nice optimization option for your scenes…

All this in master you can now use ssaoFilter.setApproximateNormals(true) to use it. Default is to false.

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Thanks @nehon

I think with this new way my laptop will not fear to run SSAO filter. :wink:

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well…depends, it’s still kind of greedy, but that worth a try :wink:

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What about when the normal pass is rendered at the same time as the scene? Or is that limited to higher end cards?

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Yeah, you need mrt support to do that. Also a change to the lighting material and the fpp. This was super easy and quite light… So I just pushed it.
Also this saves some memory and bandwidth as you you don’t have the normal rgb texture. At the expense of some computation…

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I wonder what the prevalence of this is these days. What’s the minimum OGL support do you know?

True… though if you need the normals for other things anyway…

I was just curious. All of this is beyond my current needs, anyway. And the one place that I really wanted AO, this would probably be more than fine since it was all flat boxes.

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Just wondering what are your system specs?

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I don’t know exactly, but IMO it’s core since opengl 3, and available through extension since opengl 2, with various level of support.
What I know though is that it’s not supported on webgl… and for some reason I have some interest in webgl lately ;)[quote=“themiddleman, post:17, topic:36536, full:true”]
Just wondering what are your system specs?
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Core i7 960 3.2ghz
12 gb ram
GeForce GTX 670
Win 10
Also note that the screen shot is 720p. It may not be that fast in 1080p

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A filter that uses raytracing in addition to depth to calculate the fog density.

For each fragment a ray evaluates from how much fog the scene is seen through , and adjusts the density accordingly.

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How many points do you use for the integration, and do you downsample the resolution too?