Reverse Engineering Everspace Models

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Let's try to divine the asset pipeline of Everspace based only on the final data packed into the game!
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@owenlloyd2528 Год назад

This was interesting, thank you

@Smaxx Год назад

I always hated fiddling with 3D exports etc., too, but with Godot 4 you're finally able to avoid doing so. Once properly set up, Godot 4 will just in background convert and import Blender files, so you can use those "directly". Last time I've tried, it didn't import materials, but that's less of a concern for me, since I can just assign/overwrite them anyway. Regarding actual textures, I'd say there's nothing keeping you from keeping the textures separated. While there is a certain overhead for switching between textures, I'm pretty sure that's kind of a non-issue in most games. As such, instead of squeezing three grayscale images into one image (one per channel), I'd just use separate grayscale images. Once loaded this should be pretty much identical to everything being merged, including memory consumption.

@ColorauGuiyino Год назад

Very interesting. Thank you for sharing.

@vvvorlds Год назад

Yes, somehow when I tryout any AAA models and textures in Godot, it always looks off. I guess the best solution is to write your own shader which will be 100% equivalent the the one in blender. Plus the balance in the Env.