Reflectiveness is based on the metalness and roughness of an object. It happens automatically. Maybe change the material of the wall, since walls aren usually made of metal.
Example of a wood floor:
Metalness Map (The whiter the pixel, the more reflective it is):
Roughness Map (The whiter the pixel, the less smooth the material is):
I already tried to import other materials but it didnât look very good
Oh, I was just explaing how reflectiveness is determined with a PBR wotkflow.
Amazing! I do feel though that its a little too loud
what software/neural net did you use to make the announcement voices
you mean creating it or editing it?
i meant what software did you use to create them
I use an online website that got good text to speech voices:
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REACTOR CORE HACK CLIENT (real)
Honestly, I would say that it looks great. Hopefully a lot of people will like it. Great job!
Looks cool, but I would recommend making the temperature measurements be in Kelvin, Celsius, and Fahrenheit, or clarify which system you are using for degrees (instead of saying degrees (°), say degrees (C°) or degrees (F°))
Is this a solo project because either way, I am shocked by your level of talent. Well done!
Hey, I am curious how you tween a certain part of a mesh made in blender. Can you please explain?
What is the temperature that are dangerous levels like Meltdown temperature?
maybe 4000 C because that is the golden number for most standard reactor games
OK so sorry to break of the line but if an alpha version is coming then here can be the description-
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It is 2022, scientists have found a very elusive element called Sipherium, which is radioactive and very energy-packed. This core has been built to find out its uses. Itâs up to YOU, your CO-WORKERS, and EVERYONE to find out and succeed in using Sipherium.
What do you choose? Scientists or Mayhem-makers? Itâs up to YOU.
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P.S, if you want you can edit the description a bit
