Grimrock

Can someone please tell me what I did wrong with this floor texture (the lighting problem) ?

http://imgur.com/a/vEieM

Is it the normal map ?

Probably. Is the normal map in object or tangent fashion? (Supposed to be object normals for LoG2)

Isaac wrote:Probably. Is the normal map in object or tangent fashion? (Supposed to be object normals for LoG2)

You've got it backwards, it should be in tangent space for Grimrock. DXT5nm style for grimrock 2 (X coordinate in green channel, Y coordinate in alpha channel, red and blue channel are ignored).

minmay wrote:

Isaac wrote:Probably. Is the normal map in object or tangent fashion? (Supposed to be object normals for LoG2)

You've got it backwards, it should be in tangent space for Grimrock. DXT5nm style for grimrock 2 (X coordinate in green channel, Y coordinate in alpha channel, red and blue channel are ignored).

I already knew it was tangent for Grimrock; I've made them for LoG1 before...

I was under the [false?] impression that LoG2 normal maps were swizzled object normals.

Ok ... trying to get it to work (need some advice again)

http://imgur.com/a/5ctDC

Is this the way ?

gimp did give me some warning about a volume map.

Is there a good toturial around to read into to learn the ropes on this ?

kelly1111 wrote:Is there a good toturial around to read into to learn the ropes on this ?

viewtopic.php?f=22&t=8080&p=103867&hili ... ap#p103867

@minmay : Thanks!

I just made a Photoshop Action that makes the NM conversion a one click step.

It's probably a silly question, but I need an answer: how can I close an image drawn with context commands? (code in my last post on this thread)

Duncan1246 wrote:It's probably a silly question, but I need an answer: how can I close an image drawn with context commands? (code in my last post on this thread)

I've been waiting on an answer from minmay. [Afaik] The player has to click the screen. There does not seem to be a way to call the function to cancel it.

****Edit: I misunderstood you to mean 'drawn with GameMode.showImage()', instead of context commands.
As is [was later] posted, a simple condition to skip the drawing command will stop it. Context GUI commands are drawn per frame.

Duncan1246 wrote:It's probably a silly question, but I need an answer: how can I close an image drawn with context commands? (code in my last post on this thread)

You could remove the connector, or immediately return in your drawing function when some condition is met.

Does anyone know how the health_regeneration_rate and energy_regeneration_rate stats work? How much health or energy per second do they restore?