Might be dirt and damage.btw the pic is no fake, did it myself in a saved online-replay
what color is that and how can i get this?
If you did it yourself... you should already know what the colour is, surely?btw the pic is no fake, did it myself in a saved online-replay
If you did it yourself... you should already know what the colour is, surely?
Also, capital letters at the start of sentence and the personal "I", please.
Might be dirt and damage.
I have no idea - but people do very strange things.It is not my car! It was in a online-race.
Why should I ask for my own Color???
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lay off the doobie?its definitve no light effect, i can shot thousends of pics in every position on track, the pattern are painted!
they are mirrored on both sides
i can upload the full vid on youtube...
Indeed! I think he went to these purple hills actually, they make you see colorsThat's terrible advice.![]()
I see that quite often; I think it's the dust / dirt overlay texture.
It's low bit-depth, so the colours posterise ("banding"), and it's low-resolution, so it's smudgy and any given "texel" is spread out over a large area. Also, it's a Standard car, which has a (relatively) low vertex density; that means there are sudden discontinuities in the effect, because the way the texture is mapped onto the car depends on these vertices.
That low-res geometry probably also affects the way that the dust is drawn into the texture in the first place. I've often wondered how that actually works; I'm thinking some kind of intersection test with a (dust) particle bounding box and the car's body (collision geometry?).
Whilst the final effect isn't that impressive to look at, you have to marvel at the wizardry involved. I bet it'd look great with a high-res texture and more precise "capturing" of dirt particles, and more things contributing to the surface detail (deposition, removal, scratching etc.).
UPDATE: a friend just told me that on the picture of the lotus, it's just plain old dirt! it's due to the lower quality of standard cars that dirt looks a bit wonky.