Michael Harmon

would love to see what solution you end up with so i can steal it to speed up my spline sampling functions

oh lol ignore my previous reply about linear splines, this is exactly what I was thinking of. yeah i would think a binary search would be the fastest. I mean this seems like the textbook example for when you'd use a binary search.

is this not just a linear spline if your knot values match the y value? I remember the algorithm for finding the appropriate span being pretty fast, and then sampling is just a linear interpolation

great tool! this type of navigation of dependencies has become one of the things I like the most about Maya. having it in Godot would be fantastic

I'll never understand your black magic.

don't stop though

oh? wait i thought bent normals had to be baked textures per object??

contrast of B looks better to me

Fix Very Jumpy Rotation Gizmo Animation in blender has come a long way. Small little inconveniences add up th…

one of my big animation papercuts for blender:
blender.community/c/rightclick...

any votes would be greatly appreciated. blender deserves to be an animation powerhouse

might just have to steal that and add it to my node library :)

i have a question for you too

how do you do your face corner normal transfer? I tried a bit the other day to figure out how to do it with no success

using this to cut lines for shadows to encode shadows into the vertex color so I can ditch shadow-maps for my VR app

:)

ooh!! I know this one :)

just use an attribute capture! When you cut one mesh with another the cutter mesh face attribute will be present only on the cut faces :)

Here I'm doing some extra shenanigans to try and cut lines like the knife intersect tool, but the idea is the same.

sounds like a bug! make sure and report it so it can get fixed before blender 4.5 comes out

Any progress on this? I'm ditching standard shadow maps and baked lighting for my VR app. Already figured out how to bake nice hard shadows into the geometry but still need a face corner AO solution that doesn't require manually applying a modifier and using blender's bake tools. Would love to test.

kwrite maybe

shader schema or shader macro maybe?

i want to bake this into the vertex color alpha channel, meaning I'd only want it to be "face corner" in the sense that it can have hard edges where the mesh does. An option to split verts by hard edges and then bake the AO into the point would work great too (if it looks like this)

I'd use it :)

what did you end up changing to get that performance boost?

well whatever it is it's making me happy

holy wow that looks tasty

unfortunately i think this is the new normal for Internet videos in general 🤧

lots of good ones! But mostly still hoping for lightmap support for multimeshes to merge (it's got its milestone set for 4.5)

how'd you do it without the normals getting messed up from the flip?

this looks incredible! I'm super curious how the shader works.

the VR app I'm developing for the quest has made me realize just how many "standard" shader tricks you can't use, since you aren't really able to read from the gbuffer depth or color without a huge performance hit.

How'd you do it?

yes please

couldn't tell you what this is but i know that it looks good

Krita. It's advertised as a painting software but it's actually a pretty incredible Photoshop alternative all around

I remember when I built my first PC 8 years ago and thought "huh, do I really need a windows license?" and then went all in on linux.

Never looked back my friend.