New online demo of my creature generator with breeding and inheritance! Try to breed your own creature by selecting two parents and see how the traits get mixed and mutated to create the offspring...
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I was a Machinegunner in the Marines, now I am a Game Developer. Here in my TDS, I am created procedurally generated environments, lighting, and missions.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCld_9AL-Iw
https://redd.it/16trpbs
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GunGuru Trailer 1
Steam Demo : https://store.steampowered.com/app/1305890/GunGuru/
I wanted to share you my latest blender project
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nx0NVF8jA4
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Procedural Sign Generator - Blender Geometry Nodes
https://blendermarket.com/products/procedural-sign-generator---geometry-nodes
Procedural Sign Generator - Blender Geometry Nodes
Procedural Sign Generator - Blender Geometry Nodes
OpenGL Procedural terrain - big map test (1.2 km x 1.2km)
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OpenGL Procedural terrain - big map test
trying to improve rendering of bigger terrains.
map size is 1,2 km x 1,2 km
grid size is 2048 x 2048
map size is 1,2 km x 1,2 km
grid size is 2048 x 2048
Grasshopper - Tutoriales en español
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The formulas of Blend Modes
To be specific with this post, I need someone who can read these codes (I can't, unfortunately) to write out the formulas of Blend Modes of a specific software called Blender.
Blender's Blend Modes' formulas are just like other softwares', but they get one extra parameter (called Factor) inserted into each formula. The codes tell where inside each formula that the Factor is inserted but I can't read codes. So anyone who is experienced with programming, please help me out.
I've already written down the formulas here so you don't have to write them again, I just need you to insert the Factor appropriately.
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Color Dodge: f(A,B) = A/(1-B)
Darken: f(A,B) = A (for A<B) , B (else)
Multiply: f(A,B) = AB
Lighten: f(A,B) = A (for A>B) , B (else)
Screen: f(A,B) = 1-[(1-A) * (1-B)\]
Color Burn: f(A,B) = 1-(1-A)/B
Overlay: f(A,B) = 2AB (for A<0.5) , 1-2[(1-A)*(1-B)\] (else)
Soft light: f(A,B) = {2AB+A\^2(1-2B) (for B<0.5) , Sqrt(A)(2B-1)+(2A(1-B)\] (else)
Linear Light: f(A,B) = A+2B-1 (for B<0.5) , A+2(B-0.5) (else)
Add: f(A,B) = A+B
Subtract: f(A,B) = A-B
Difference: f(A,B) = |A-B|
Divide: f(A,B) = A/B
Exclusion: f(A,B) = A+B-2AB
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To be specific with this post, I need someone who can read these codes (I can't, unfortunately) to write out the formulas of Blend Modes of a specific software called Blender.
Blender's Blend Modes' formulas are just like other softwares', but they get one extra parameter (called Factor) inserted into each formula. The codes tell where inside each formula that the Factor is inserted but I can't read codes. So anyone who is experienced with programming, please help me out.
I've already written down the formulas here so you don't have to write them again, I just need you to insert the Factor appropriately.
*********
Color Dodge: f(A,B) = A/(1-B)
Darken: f(A,B) = A (for A<B) , B (else)
Multiply: f(A,B) = AB
Lighten: f(A,B) = A (for A>B) , B (else)
Screen: f(A,B) = 1-[(1-A) * (1-B)\]
Color Burn: f(A,B) = 1-(1-A)/B
Overlay: f(A,B) = 2AB (for A<0.5) , 1-2[(1-A)*(1-B)\] (else)
Soft light: f(A,B) = {2AB+A\^2(1-2B) (for B<0.5) , Sqrt(A)(2B-1)+(2A(1-B)\] (else)
Linear Light: f(A,B) = A+2B-1 (for B<0.5) , A+2(B-0.5) (else)
Add: f(A,B) = A+B
Subtract: f(A,B) = A-B
Difference: f(A,B) = |A-B|
Divide: f(A,B) = A/B
Exclusion: f(A,B) = A+B-2AB
https://redd.it/16xk0nu
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blender/source/blender/blenkernel/intern/material.c at 57013e2a44e974d307f08f41793d810a49537f96 · blender/blender
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Where to look for more advanced generation techniques?
Baking isnt an option so I'm trying to discover new real-time strategies. I'm trying to make something aesthetically rich primarily.
I have a good chunk of experience already so I'm trying to find more advanced guides. Thanks!
https://redd.it/16xw8n7
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Baking isnt an option so I'm trying to discover new real-time strategies. I'm trying to make something aesthetically rich primarily.
I have a good chunk of experience already so I'm trying to find more advanced guides. Thanks!
https://redd.it/16xw8n7
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