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Love all the bold edge highlighting

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I’d also check you don’t have a gas leak.

I mean, it does look sick af

kinda knocked it out the park with this (dated) design document for game 2

I love this.

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Positioning will be key when fighting groups of monsters.

Ooo, looking forward to watching this later.

I love these, incredible work!

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That's comfort right there.

Ship it

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Haha, what?!

roaming Upper Howling are amalgamations of flesh and bone, strung together by the hopes and dreams of their previous souls

Cool. What texel size are you using for your lightmaps? I've had issues trying to get LightmapGI to bake decent lower res maps (e.g. Quake style 0.4m texels) and have been trying to investigate what's wrong.

This looks great. I see you're using Godot, out of interest how are you doing lighting?

That's super strange as Godot is just calling Blender's GLTF export functionality so there shouldn't be a difference between those two workflows, assuming the settings in the Godot Import tab for the .blend file are equivalent to the export settings in Blender.

So with that shader active in Blender, if you export it from Blender to a GLTF and then import that into Godot the vertex colours are there? But if you try and import directly from the .blend file in Godot they're not?

Ah, my understanding is Godot can't parse Blender shaders so the vertex blending won't work. You'd need to recreate the shader in Godot. I did get a .blend file with a material and vertex colours to work but there was nothing going on in the shader, just one texture into Principled BSDF.

Another thought is are you using something other than Principled BSDF for the material surfaces in Blender? Godot doesn't play nice with anything else in my experience.

But I've just tried it again with a different .blend file that had a couple of materials and textures as well as vertex colors and it worked fine as well.

In the case that just worked there were no materials in Blender actually

So if Colors is selected and you've reimported it, I have no idea why that wouldn't be working. I've just tried it in a new project and Colors was default not selected but once I selected it and reimported it seems to have worked.

I believe these settings in the Import tab under the Blender heading are what Godot uses as parameters when it calls Blender's GLTF export functionality as part of the importing or reimporting process - there isn't another place I'm aware of.

If you select the .blend file in Godot, go to the Import tab, scroll down to Meshes, is Colors ticked?

Are you trying to get vertex colours from the .blend file to appear in Godot?

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