
How to do bump mapping and/or multitexturing on a sphere ??
How to do bump mapping and/or multitexturing on a sphere??
Please help me
Sorry for my english, im french

Multitexturing : look for ARB_multitexture of simply read the OpenGL specifications.
Bump-mapping : there are many ways of performing bump-mapping. From emboss to environmental bump-mapping, every effect is more or less beautiful and eats more or less CPU/GPU time. If you''re targeting decent graphics cards, say Voodoo3/TNT2 at the very least, then you could go to DOT3 Bump-mapping.
If you''re targeting top-of-the-line cards, say GeForce2 at the very least, you could try register combiners (NV) and/or fragment shaders (ATI).
You''re french ? blah I hate frenchies. Ils ont une facheuse tendance à massacrer la langue de Chèques''pire.
Bump-mapping : there are many ways of performing bump-mapping. From emboss to environmental bump-mapping, every effect is more or less beautiful and eats more or less CPU/GPU time. If you''re targeting decent graphics cards, say Voodoo3/TNT2 at the very least, then you could go to DOT3 Bump-mapping.
If you''re targeting top-of-the-line cards, say GeForce2 at the very least, you could try register combiners (NV) and/or fragment shaders (ATI).
You''re french ? blah I hate frenchies. Ils ont une facheuse tendance à massacrer la langue de Chèques''pire.
Sorry if you dont like frenchies!! Thanks for your help! I have a TNT2, and what are the best bump mapping?? Where can i found a tut to do bump mapping and/or multitexturing on a sphere??
in the web.
but on a tnt type hw you can''t do that much.. look up embross there.. use the nehe tut, or what ever you want.. a sphere is just another mesh..
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but on a tnt type hw you can''t do that much.. look up embross there.. use the nehe tut, or what ever you want.. a sphere is just another mesh..
"take a look around" - limp bizkit
www.google.com
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