.... I try to put the "rim blur" on the F355 Challenge , here’s the problem...
Thanks
I do not see a reason to use Rim Blur. Does anyone know why it is needed?
Rim blur in old games was because the monitor/game frame rate was too low to have the wheels appear to roll smoothly. Or even have the mesh rotate was too much for the hardware.
Rim blur saves, sometimes, a lot of polys if used with high poly wheels, which is not the case with this F355
Rim blur does not improve replays, as you are looking through a camera anyway so the 'walking' you see is exactly what you would see in a real replay.
So it is not Rim 'blur' as such but more another LOD* to help lessen the strain on our Potatoes.*
So nix the blur part completely. If your rims are simple just leave it as it is. If you do have very high poly rims, which seems to still be the 'in' thing much like hubcaps where back in the day, then create a lower poly rim and use the rim_blur.ini to switch it in.
Again remove this idea of blur from the scene. We have 4 Car LODs, a low resolution cockpit & driver and rim_blur to switch in lower poly objects at certain distances appropriately.
*For ESL members LOD = Level of Detail, Potato = Low specification computer.
(not offering ... I'll stick to tracks!!)
