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Yeah unfortunately adding rimlighting to the PMDT glowly lights shaders/materials results in a pitch black colored material that's why I had to change the materials completely (I did the same thing for the WII Rob blue led). If I can find a way to make the materials work with rimlighting I will update the Smash 3C samuses zips.
That PED suit is beautiful.We can look at making them glow more, thanks.
Criticism is helpful, and I don't mind it. If I seemed defensive, it wasn't about that.
Anyway, since my renders were a huge success, here are some matching CSPs for PM's Retro Suit Samus, and a costume I've been using in my build for several versions, Nano's PED Suit Samus.
Edit: Sorry *derp*![]()
if we didn't included him it's because we didn't wanted to spent more time on ganondorf as we allready did. Maybe in the future we might. Please read the OP; it only takes 5 minutes and please, refrain for asking about any requests. We don't want this thread to become a request tread!
No requests. Got it. However...![]()
if we didn't included him it's because we didn't wanted to spent more time on ganondorf as we allready did. Maybe we might in the future but not now. Please read the OP; it only takes 5 minutes and please, refrain for asking about any requests. We don't want this thread to become a request tread!
My friend I think you're on to something... if lights are added to the models maybe they would "pop" more in game and in the high-def renders.
I don't think that's the case; the renders handles the textures in a different way than brawl does, with blender I can't use rimlighting for renders (but I might be wrong, I'm not that experienced with rendering stuff and when I did never had to choose/edit shaders or materials) but I'm pretty sure that we aren't using shaders/materials like we do with brawl .pacs so that's definitely an unrelated thing.My friend I think you're on to something... if lights are added to the models maybe they would "pop" more in game and in the high-def renders.
What models are affected with the neon lights? If I got Ridley to work while keeping the other spec texture (before Bagan added rimlight to the model by default), maybe I can do this as well...
IIRC somewhere in the Rimlight process, the materials on the base stage and the rimlight stage have to be set to "multiply by 2" in their properties (don't remember exactly, but its muscle memory to me) within the shaders being rimlit. Maybe if we set it to only multiply by 1 on the base stage, it won't be so blinding. White is already a bright color and it's very hard to make it mesh well without overpowering other details, so kudos to the Smash 3C team in their valiant efforts with the bonus suits from Project M.I can only vaguely grasp the material and shader stuff being discussed, but Nano managed these:
PM left, S3C right.
I'm probably wrong, but my guess is that using the same format/settings/style/rules as every other S3C render just won't do for the light suit. As for what makes it a blinding light bulb in game, I've not enough knowledge to make a conjecture.
I'm pretty sure the right one is the melee remastered one by Algeorgeromo. He hasn't done any S3 samus unless I am mistaken.I can only vaguely grasp the material and shader stuff being discussed, but Nano managed these:
PM left, S3C right.
I'm probably wrong, but my guess is that using the same format/settings/style/rules as every other S3C render just won't do for the light suit. As for what makes it a blinding light bulb in game, I've not enough knowledge to make a conjecture.
those look like 90's CGI because of the shiny effects, mostly remind me of early Killer Instinct render artI can only vaguely grasp the material and shader stuff being discussed, but Nano managed these:
PM left, S3C right.
I'm probably wrong, but my guess is that using the same format/settings/style/rules as every other S3C render just won't do for the light suit. As for what makes it a blinding light bulb in game, I've not enough knowledge to make a conjecture.
I think it crashes the game, though that's what I faintly remember
Is this going to be for both the generations model and the brawl model?ayyy
If it's possible
True.
Ashura, not happening.
Pffft, that's easy, I could do that in photoshop if I weren't lazy.
As much as I like Mewtwo X, I feel that model is lacking (I know it's been around a while)Mewtwo, Mega Evolve!
I think it might just be a vertex edit, which could be why.
That is weird, and I don't know why nor will I have time in the near future to figure out why.
Have you encountered this with the normal Project M Sonic as well?
Nope.
Well... usually when a character T-poses it's either a flub in importing other objects onto it or a psa issue. In our case it has something to do with the model. So on Smash 3C Brawl Sonic, does this happen on all costumes or only certain ones?
Apparently, it's not the model.
Looks like we got ourselves psa glitch then. So the SFX and the Motion set are from the Smash 3C pack?
Yes.
