Aura type thing in BGE?

[TheMonkeyCreator]

@Kupoman

Not a problem, I love this kind of stuff. Any other effects you are trying to figure out?

Yea:o

I was wondering like a liquid circling around a sphere, and the sphere looking kinda like liquid to.

I was thinking maybe using something like the fire one, but do you have any good or better ideas:p

-TMC

[Kupoman]

@TheMonkeyCreator

I was wondering like a liquid circling around a sphere, and the sphere looking kinda like liquid to.

I am trying to figure out a way to do this easily without glsl

I made a version using the water tutorial on the YoFrankie! site, but that needs GLSL. I will look around at some of the water shaders floating around, although I get the feeling that they will require GLSL as well.

[TheMonkeyCreator]

@Kupoman

I am trying to figure out a way to do this easily without glsl

I made a version using the water tutorial on the YoFrankie! site, but that needs GLSL. I will look around at some of the water shaders floating around, although I get the feeling that they will require GLSL as well.

Why does everything have to be GLSL?!?!?!?!?!?!

WHY!!!:mad:

[albion_m]

multitexure is out of date, man. why using it when GLSL looks better, has more features and sometimes even a better performance? Multitexture looks like the things used in the late 90’s… and sometimes even worse: 3d mark 1999 had allready had realtime shadows and a little bit of per-pxel-lighting.
but if you really want to use multitexture…

[Minifig]

My comp. doesn’t support glsl, so I don’t have a choice.

[TheMonkeyCreator]

@albion_m.

multitexure is out of date, man. why using it when GLSL looks better, has more features and sometimes even a better performance? Multitexture looks like the things used in the late 90’s… and sometimes even worse: 3d mark 1999 had allready had realtime shadows and a little bit of per-pxel-lighting.
but if you really want to use multitexture…

I’m like minifig…

?my computer doesn’t support it…:mad: