I disagree with your disagreement. If you crop the top off of that image the normal map side still shows the depression better. It could be the normal map you were using had too much high amplitude noise in it. If the normal map has huge angles in it will overwhelm the base shading, but that's a pro...

I guess I mean outside of that. Like whenever you start introducing norms to the dirt decals, it seems to hide the shading that is being created by the game. I think the opposite is true. Normals make small depressions easier to see. Here's an example. There's a very subtle 6 inch deep, 4 foot radi...

You can already do that by turning down the ambient. If you turn it down too much it looks like you're on the moon.

Kind of interesting seeing the different reactions to an impending block pass.

AP: Whoa! Not riding into that! *Lets off throttle, gives up the position*

AF: YOU SHALL NOT PASS!!! *Full throttle into AP's back wheel - gets obliterated*

I was thinking about this and realized I was being stupid about the wheel direction thing. While it's not explicitly in the erode data I can derive something close since there are multiple points in each erode packet. Although if what we want to do is just scale down the force when it's lateral I ca...

So me and my friend were in the TavellaBros server Tavellabrosqualifying1.mxsim.fr:19839 trying to run laps for the race tonight and he cuts into my friends line. Then he says to my friend u want a pizza referring to grabbing his adress and sending him a pizza. Then i asked him if he wanted to be b...

You should exit the game before you click a server link. If nothing happens when you click a server link you need to re-run the installer as described in the post you quoted.

The "record demo" option is in the "new race" menu.

I'm intrigued... but also it's going to take quite a bit to get me to go back to banging my head against a wall begging people to show up to develop erode further. It's actually for single player since by the time it gets sent across the network most of the information is gone. Mostly what I want i...

I'm adding some more user friendly telemetry for erode right now. (Previously I just added printf()'s and read it off the console which was easy to code but not easy to read.) Hopefully that'll make it easier to see why it's not doing as much on corner exits.

Way back in the olden days, there was a game called Quake 3. It was the first online first person shooter for a lot of people. This is so cool to see you mention! It also was the first to force you to play 1v1 in single player to learn online-style play, which used a 56k modem. Did you play? What w...

In quake 3, the pro mode mod removed the random shotgun spread just for the sake of consistency. I'm super confused on this post ^ can you explain it? Way back in the olden days, there was a game called Quake 3. It was the first online first person shooter for a lot of people. It had a shotgun wher...

Looks like it's crashing reading the joystick. Not sure why but as a workaround when you're making a track you could make a config that doesn't bind any controller axes.

Bubba40 wrote:You can't relate to someone going fast on the track because it's always different.

I can see that for elite players. In quake 3, the pro mode mod removed the random shotgun spread just for the sake of consistency.

Would you want to ditch erode entirely or keep it for stuff like sand tracks?

Might be a good idea to check the temperatures.