World Rising

[Adriano0ad]

8 hours ago, Thalatta said:

Acho que isso ainda é um problema, o que é estranho, já que você tem outros telhados que não são assim. Talvez fosse melhor modificar esses outros para obter a versão mais "polida", em vez de tentar disfarçar a aparência metálica daqueles que parecem de metal.

There are some structures and vegetation where the lighting appears inverted; I’ve tried fixing this in Blender—since the texture is the same, the issue seems to lie with the meshes themselves. I’m not sure if it’s a global lighting issue or actually a problem with the structure meshes. They all have normals, secondary channels, and AO maps, all set to well-controlled levels.

[nifa]

1 hour ago, Adriano0ad said:

There are some structures and vegetation where the lighting appears inverted; I’ve tried fixing this in Blender—since the texture is the same, the issue seems to lie with the meshes themselves. I’m not sure if it’s a global lighting issue or actually a problem with the structure meshes. They all have normals, secondary channels, and AO maps, all set to well-controlled levels.

The shininess is defined by the spec map, and it should be dark where the hay roof is uv-mapped. Maybe you are using different materials in the .xml actor files and in some cases spec map is not taken into account and in some cases it is?

[Stan`]

Also bad normals will do that. You can try to use "Reset Normals" in blender.

[Adriano0ad]

Hello everyone! I’m back with a few more updates on World Rising.

Lately, I’ve been spending a lot of time improving the game’s flora, adjusting the textures and colors to make the vegetation look more consistent, natural, and realistic. The goal is to give the entire biome a stronger visual identity while still preserving variety between trees, plants, and bushes.

There are still a few adjustments to make, but the overall result is already looking much more cohesive.

I hope you like the changes! Let me know what you think, and keep following the development of World Rising.