Deformable snow, will get a bit deeper when you walk on it

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#6

That looks a lot better!

Great job.

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#7

Wow that looks amazing! May I ask how you went about doing it, did you use raycasting and unions?

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#8

It’s actually skinned mesh, union would take a lot longer to process

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#9

.Ohh that makes sense, thanks.

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#10

That looks much better . Nice work !

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#11

Any tutorial you might drop on how to do such thing? I’m aware of skinned mesh but I can’t seem to grasp how subdiving a plane and then animating it would create this effect

#12

Looks amazing, would be great for a horror game

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#13

Wow I’m speechless- that looks so good :clap:! I was wondering if you could maybe create a tutorial on how to achieve this? I am sure a lot of people would be interested.

(Similar to what @unadmin12 said in a post above)

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#14

Just as a bit of an head up is that this does not work in games yet, this is done by mesh deformation which still is a studio beta.

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#15

Can I have a game link for this? This is really awesome!

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#16

Wow, I saw this vid on YouTube and it looked very good… only one thing though… does the snow regenerate slowly?

#17

This is really cool, nice job! What do you plan to use it for? (If you are going to use it for anything, that is.)

#18

Well that’s a pity… :pensive:

(why is there a minimum to character count)

#19

Oh wow, you have big brain and you have awesome Programming/Developing! :slight_smile:

#20

This is amazing, but I feel like the snow indents a little too much. I think this is just up to personal preference though

#21

i want it too
it is good
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#22

hey , are u the same guy from youtube that posted this ?

#23

I am pretty sure, yes. It’s the exact same as the video on YouTube.

#24

Has somebody bought this technology from him yet? I’m willing to pay $$

Message me.

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