Suggestion: Detail Texture scale X AND Y

Comments

• DaniJ

  2009 Dec 18

  I do not see how this would be of benefit. What are you trying to achieve?
• Blox

  2009 Dec 18 edited 2009 Dec 18

  As is, I'm currently trying to make detail textures for every texture/flat in the "DHTP" that needs some extra depth.
  And only few textures are in a 1:1 aspect. Most are either 1:2 or 2:1
  
  Edit: Euugh, I missed the point.
  
  ..Thus forcing to either make a half of the texture the detail texture, or make textures for them that don't look like them. They'll still add some depth, but it won't be quite as effective as doing it with the texture itself.
• DaniJ

  2009 Dec 18

  Yes but that still doesn't explain what you are trying to do. For example, are you trying to overlay an original texture with a detail texture scaled to the same dimensions as the underlying texture? If so, that is unnecessary and it would be much more efficient to combine the detail texture and the original texture into a new hires texture.
• Blox

  2009 Dec 18 edited 2009 Dec 19

  DaniJ wrote:

  ..That is unnecessary and it would be much more efficient to combine the detail texture and the original texture into a new hires texture.

  
  I just don't see how it could be better..
  As this is the one merged with it.
  And this one is just the texture rendered with the detail texture.
  
  Although it might be because I don't know how to combine them correctly.
  
  Fixing the darkness problem isn't difficult. As you can just set it's strength down in the DED file.
• DaniJ

  2009 Dec 18

  Blox wrote:

  DaniJ wrote:

  ..That is unnecessary and it would be much more efficient to combine the detail texture and the original texture into a new hires texture.

  
  I just don't see how it could be better...

  Although Doomsday does not currently do this, I hope that in future it will be able to do it automatically in cases such as this. The reason being that it is simply more efficient to render as when using a separate detail texture it requires either a spare texture unit (thus forcing dynamic lights to use additional geometry) or another render pass.

  Although it might be because I don't know how to combine them correctly.

  Yes, from the looks of it you need to tweak your detail texture, right now it looks much too dark. Doomsday will automatically equalize and boost the contrast of all loaded detail textures but when combining them manually you will need to do the same.