On 06/27/2014 06:38 PM, M.E. Verhagen wrote:
I think these constants refer to being able to add so called
(shininess) specular and normal (bumpiness) textures to a mesh or prim.
It is very useful to add some detail and keep the models with low
vertical count.
The extra texture information is saved with the prim info in the
opensim database.
yes i agree with all of the above
I have not got a clue about those constants. But just use the numbers
for instance 38 for PRIM_APHA_MODE
its reasonably documented here
http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/PRIM_ALPHA_MODE
and already implemented correctly as far as i can see in my version of
opensim
all tha'ts missing is the ability to script set them in addition to the
current manual setting mod
I doubt if opensim needs the support to set those parameters on a prim
side with a script, it will probably work already in opensim.
the problem I have is the default for prims created prior to these new
settings is "blend" (1). The
consequence of that is that many mesh objects that used to render ok
before, now render with
random "holes" due to the alpha textures used originally and the new
ALPHA_MODE default of 1.
Switching ALPHA_MODE to none (0) solves the problem but its a PITA to
do manually for every texture.
the SL spec defines the default value as "1", so I don't think its
correct to change the default value
/
This value is also used as the default to clear the materials settings
from a prim face./
Scripting a solution where pre-existing meshes are broken is much easier
i can provide an image as an example if the above is not clear
S
But then I haven't got a clue what ll is going to finalize ...
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