AshuraDX Posted October 30, 2017 Share Posted October 30, 2017 I just ran into this problem with my patchbased terrain: I have tried a number of things to fix this, but so far nothing has worked. The best results so far came from a combination of adjusted samplesize and _lightmapscale Link to comment
Langerd Posted October 30, 2017 Share Posted October 30, 2017 I just ran into this problem with my patchbased terrain: I have tried a number of things to fix this, but so far nothing has worked. The best results so far came from a combination of adjusted samplesize and _lightmapscaleRemember i wanted to make the terrain from patches too. Sadly i think that they will not work well. You can always import and export it as the Ase model and just leave the patches that You made and give them clip like texture that will use material like snow or sand (depend What You want to do ) Link to comment
Jedi_Mediator Posted October 30, 2017 Share Posted October 30, 2017 You could also turn the patches into a func_group and give the group a key/value pair of "_cs 0" to prevent them from casting shadows on themselves (or anything else). I'm not sure if q3map2 is very good at rendering self-shadowed patches, unfortunately. Alternately, you could always use the "-filter" command in the light compile to add a blurring effect to the lightmap. I've heard that this makes splotchy shadows less visible. Then, if the terrain texture you use has a decent amount of visual noise, the splotches might not be noticeable at all. Link to comment
AshuraDX Posted October 30, 2017 Author Share Posted October 30, 2017 You could also turn the patches into a func_group and give the group a key/value pair of "_cs 0" to prevent them from casting shadows on themselves (or anything else). I'm not sure if q3map2 is very good at rendering self-shadowed patches, unfortunately. Alternately, you could always use the "-filter" command in the light compile to add a blurring effect to the lightmap. I've heard that this makes splotchy shadows less visible. Then, if the terrain texture you use has a decent amount of visual noise, the splotches might not be noticeable at all.I'm allready compiling with filter, _cs 0 is a good idea, I'll try that. let's see what happens. Link to comment
Solution AshuraDX Posted October 30, 2017 Author Solution Share Posted October 30, 2017 @@Jedi_Mediator I did not even try the _cs 0 option yet - but changing to another (very similiar shader) compeltely fixed my problem.It seems, that using a 16x16 px texture "confuses" q3map2 and makes it produce these errors. Langerd likes this Link to comment
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