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Socoder -> Blitz -> Blitz3d - Grayscale to texture map |
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| Sat, 16 Sep 2017, 09:30 | |
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Moon |
Question/Help: Grayscale to texture maphey all im Moon, im new to the site as well as coding [so go easy on me] and was wondering if I could get a little help if possible my goal is to use a Grayscale images as a texture map in blitz3d where each colour from black to white will have a different texture aiming for around 19-20 different textures in total [but would be happy with 2 textures working based of a grayscale image] any assistance on where I should start would be appreciated |
| Wed, 20 Sep 2017, 05:24 | |
HoboBen
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Hi Moon, welcome  As you haven't had a reply so far, do you think maybe you could explain a bit more about what you are trying to do? Maybe a really simple picture of what the result might look like? -=-=- blog | work | code | more code |
| Wed, 20 Sep 2017, 06:02 | |
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GfK |
I believe he's talking about using a splatmap to reveal different textures based on the pixel colour of the grayscale image. Pretty sure that's beyond BB3D's remit. |
| Wed, 20 Sep 2017, 09:36 | |
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HoboBen
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Oh! I think you can do this with texture blending, for at least two textures? Unfortunately the Blitz3D documentation isn't online any more. But look at the texture blend modes like add and multiply, you might be able to get something working that way?
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| Sun, 01 Oct 2017, 23:11 | |
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Moon |
 I know blitz3d can read the greyscale image to create a terrains height map based of the greyscale images colour I essentially want to know how that is done [the code behind the command LoadTerrain() ] from there I wish to exchange each greyscale colour from black to white for a different texture |
| Mon, 02 Oct 2017, 04:21 | |
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TomToad |
I once created a heightmap texture creator program from reading this book https://www.amazon.com/Focus-Terrain-Programming-Game-Development/dp/1592000282 Unfortunately, I don't know what happened to it, on one of my old drives somewhere .  The basic idea was that you would start with several textures, such as sand, grass, rock, snow, etc... You would create an empty texture in which the other textures were baked into depending on the height of the terrain. So if you defined below 50 as sand and 50-100 as grass, you would pick a textel from the sand texture wherever the terrain was 49 or below, and from the grass texture when it was 50-99. You would probably blend textels close to the boarder, maybe set at 5 or something depending on how sharp you want the edges. For example, if you set the border at 5, then height of 45 will be 100% sand, 46 would be a 90% sand, 10% grass blend, 50 would be 50%-50%, etc... The book is worth a read. It is out of print now, but can be picked up used for a few bucks. |
| Mon, 02 Oct 2017, 06:56 | |
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Moon |
thanks ill give the book a read and see if I can understand it on a side note got most of the texture placement worked out in theory [with some simple maths] just having difficulties in turning it into code and which commands to use my computer and I also tend to disagree though
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