Hi,
When I run game engine, the graphic is very poor. Please advice. Thanks You…
um…are you seriouse??? If the graphics are poor then you probably need to model better, or texture. If I am not understanding what you are asking then let me know but unless your talking about it being not clear than you obviously just need to get better at blender.
The graphic is perfect in render but when I run it in game engine, the textures and outlines does not looks good, no shading and details not shown.
Not all render features are supported by the game engine, the Blender internal renderer and the GE renderer are different.
Oh, render features. I was about to type aggressively at you for such an increadibly vauge statement.
ok then, here goes my rant. by “outlines” I think you mean “anti aliasing” and yes in the game engine its not that great, also you cant use procedural textures in the game engine, make sure you UV map images, also make sure your testing in shaded view mode, or else ofcourse everything will look flat.
Anti-aliasing can be turned on from graphics driver, there’s no need to have separate support for it in the game engine.
the problem with the graphics driver doing the antialiasing is it does so for blender in general, making text pretty hard to read when the GE isn’t running.
The quality of the graphics is pretty much entirely dependant on your ability (limited by your computer, obviously)
No I think he means that the texture gets messed up, like 8 bit and stuff, it happens at my cousins pc…
maybe he’s on solid instead of textured? which makes it look pretty hideous sometimes…
Please post a screenshot of what the “bad” in game shot looks like.
I managed to solve the problem by playing with the UV and putting the light in the same layer of the object. It looks fantastic. Thanx for all concerns.
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Best post ever.
I agree- at least it was until Social’s airplane comment (I forget which thread)
the Superville thread lol 'twas hilarious indeed, and kinda mean to -killer- or whoever it was.