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deathswagga wrote:I don't own the game on Steam... any help please?

Please check under the "Non-Steam Users" heading in the first post in this topic. The information was there, but I just added that heading to make the info easier to find.

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This time in our mod highlight series we show the Bow and Arrow Mod by Gyrth:

To show our appreciation for all of you wonderful people in our community who make these awesome mods, we're making a series of mod highlight videos to showcase some of them.

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There is no set date at this time, but probably in a couple of weeks or so.

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I'm not getting this issue when testing with a flat normal map on my end. My object .xml looks like this: <?xml version="1.0" ?> <Object> <Model>Data/Custom/Blendahead/Models/Weapons/Lucille.obj</Model> <ColorMap>Data/Custom/Blendahead/Textures/Weapons/Lucille_diff.dds</ColorMap> <NormalMap>Data/Tex...

So you changed it to use the cubemap shader, right? Did you also replace your object space normal map with a tangent space normal map?

If you just want to test the shader with a flat normal map, there is a flat normal map called "blank_TS_white_n.tga" right in the ../Overgrowth/Data/Textures/ folder.

I tested some things with it and had to ask the rest of the team because I couldn't get it to work either. Apparently it's no longer the "cubemapitem" shader you should use if you want to use a tangent space normal map on an item, but simply the "cubemap" shader. EDIT1: I updated the wiki with this ...

Hh, weird. Would you like to zip up the object.xml file as well as the textures and the model so I can take a look and hopefully figure it out?

It doesn't need to be a flat object to use tangent space normals. Tangent space normals just use the normal map in a way that modifies the underlying normal instead of overriding it entirely. There are some comparison images and more information on the subject here: http://wiki.polycount.com/wiki/No...

Ok, that looks good. I would guess that you'll need to swap and/or flip one or two of the channels in your normal map for it to work like it should. Unfortunately I don't know which ones or how and I don't have time to test it out right now myself.

Please let us know if you figure it out!