Guilty gear xrd revelator character difficulty chart

#GUILTY GEAR XRD REVELATOR CHARACTER DIFFICULTY CHART UPDATE#
#GUILTY GEAR XRD REVELATOR CHARACTER DIFFICULTY CHART CODE#

Any inner lines would just be setup using geometry.

Paint the vertex colors for shadows and line thickness (would probably use two grey scale meshes then merge them into color channels).

Assign a material to each color group e.g orange cloth, skin.

Create the model and simplify the normals e.g face, cloth.

So, to setup a new character in Blender I would try the following. For the following steps IвЂ™ll assume I donвЂ™t have the shader setup in Blender. Ideally, you would want to use the same shader in your model editor. If any of the values differ then itвЂ™s a new material e.g cloth, shiny cloth. So it should be ok to just replace it with one material, ignore the UV (could all be set to 0,0) and donвЂ™t use any textures.

#GUILTY GEAR XRD REVELATOR CHARACTER DIFFICULTY CHART UPDATE#

You could just use a shadow color texture but then you would need to update both.ДЄn important point is that areas tend to share the same settings e.g all verts in the pants have the same base color, SSS color, base shadow, specular intensity and specular size. In the example below I changed the base color to red and kept the SSS texture the same. Interior lines use a special UV layout for smooth edges.The vertex color channels are used for outline thickness and shadows.The combined texture uses the following color channels: Green: shadow map, Red: specular intensity, Blue: specular size, Alpha: interior lines.The Color texture is used for the base color and is multiplied by the SSS texture to get dark areas.The shadow map texture is optional (can be replaced with vertex colors).The exceptions to this are the detail textures (e.g logo image), inner lines and shadow map texture. UV coords are mainly important for vertex colors e.g space between them isnвЂ™t used.The following comments are based on the May character. My main goal with this shader was to get a Guilty Gear character shaded in Unity. I recently had a question about create a new character / textures using this shading style. Thanks r3ndesigner, I donвЂ™t normally give out my email but you can send me a private message on this forum and it will send a notification to my email. Ideally, IвЂ™d like to use a another character as an example but I donвЂ™t really have the time for it. It might also be possible to remove some textures and just use a pallet index in the vertex color. If this has to be taken down due to copyright issues it should be easy enough to find the model elsewhere (but it will need custom normals and vertex colors). The package contains a test scene with just the characters body (no weapon or head). I only added ambient occlusion vertex colors to the pants (material folds). To simplify the normals I found it easier to just create a duplicate of the mesh and use the smooth sculpting tool. I also wasnвЂ™t able to import scaling for the animations.Д«ecause I donвЂ™t support line thickness in the vertex colors yet I just created a material with zero line thickness for any areas with issues e.g inner coat or face. The animations are also set to around 12 fps to have more of a hand drawn feeling. I added an antialias to the camera because the edges between the light and dark areas are rough. The background in this example is just the normal Unity toon shader (works well with textures). ItвЂ™s easy to add but IвЂ™d need to manually paint the vertex colors. This is required for closeups of the face or for spikey hair. I still need to change the outline thickness using another vertex color channel. I found manually painting the vertex colors had better results. Blender has an option to make a meshes vertex colors dirty e.g blacken the areas between gaps. This is required for things like folds in clothing or muscles as the normals have been simplified (smoother surfaces). I also added the vertex color to make areas darker (adjusts the light normal threshold / ambient occlusion). One interesting thing is that the specular area can be light or dark depending on the specular size texture channel. This light source is animated during special attacks. Each character also has its own directional light source. It handles inner lines using a special layout as mentioned in the documents. In this case I just used Blender and transferred the normals from simplified meshes. The most important thing is probably getting the normals right. The outline is just a basic expanded mesh with inverted normals.The vertex colors of the outline mesh are a darker version of the character e.g coat = dark orange. If it is, use the light color (main texture) otherwise use the shadow color (main texture * tint texture). Basicly you just check if the surface normal is facing the light. The links at the footer cover it in more detail.

#GUILTY GEAR XRD REVELATOR CHARACTER DIFFICULTY CHART CODE#

This is my first Unity shader and I havenвЂ™t cleaned up the code at all. Just posting a shader based on Guilty Gear Xrd.

Guilty gear xrd revelator character difficulty chart