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===== Normal Maps ===== | ===== Normal Maps ===== | ||
+ | Using normal maps is quite easy. You can find example textures everywhere and many graphic tools like Photoshop or GIMP are able to build them. | ||
+ | They have a blueish-greenish look, like this example: | ||
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+ | __WARNING: | ||
+ | In a naive way they are flipped. But the result can be very different. | ||
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+ | __NOTICE:__ We do only support normal maps for OpenGL. In case you have a DirectX normal map in your texture set, you need to convert it yourself. | ||
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+ | For conversion have a closer look at this article: [[https:// | ||
===== Example ===== | ===== Example ===== |