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Alena at 09:00, 24 September 2018

2018-09-24T09:00:37Z

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	We are using physical based rendering, it means that you need a base color texture (BM) a physical map (PM) and a normal map (NM)<br />		We are using physical based rendering, it means that you need a base color texture (BM) a physical map (PM) and a normal map (NM)<br />
	The physical map (PM) channels are as follow: <br />		The physical map (PM) channels are as follow: <br />
			* Metalness in red (R) channel
	* Roughness in green (G) channel		* Roughness in green (G) channel
	* Metalness in red (R) channel
	* Ambient Occlusion is in blue (B) channel		* Ambient Occlusion is in blue (B) channel

Alena at 08:59, 24 September 2018

2018-09-24T08:59:49Z

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	The physical map (PM) channels are as follow: <br />		The physical map (PM) channels are as follow: <br />
	* Roughness in green (G) channel		* Roughness in green (G) channel
	* Metalness in ~~blue~~ (B) channel		* Metalness in red (R) channel
	* Ambient Occlusion is in ~~red~~ (R) channel		* Ambient Occlusion is in blue (B) channel

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Kevin: /* Importing your resources in the editor */

2017-09-28T12:36:14Z

Importing your resources in the editor

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	= Importing your resources in the editor =		= Importing your resources in the editor =

	If you already have your .GR2 ~~granny files~~ and .dds texture files it's time to import them in the editor.<br />		If you already have your granny files (.GR2) and Direct Draw Surface (.dds) texture files it's time to import them in the editor.<br />
	#Open your Content Browser. Choose a correct package or create a new one.<br />		#Open your Content Browser. Choose a correct package or create a new one.<br />
	#Hit the add resource button (highlighted red in the left upper corner) and select what type of resource you want to add.		#Hit the add resource button (highlighted red in the left upper corner) and select what type of resource you want to add.
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	= See also =		= See also =

Kevin: /* See also */

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Kevin at 12:27, 28 September 2017

2017-09-28T12:27:59Z

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	* Metalness in blue (B) channel		* Metalness in blue (B) channel
	* Ambient Occlusion is in red (R) channel		* Ambient Occlusion is in red (R) channel

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Kevin: /* Importing your resources in the editor */

2017-09-28T12:11:48Z

Importing your resources in the editor

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	We are using physical based rendering, it means that you need a base color texture (BM) a physical map (PM) and a normal map (NM)<br />		We are using physical based rendering, it means that you need a base color texture (BM) a physical map (PM) and a normal map (NM)<br />

Kevin: /* See also */

2017-09-28T12:07:08Z

Kevin: /* Importing your resources in the editor */

2017-09-28T12:06:45Z

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Kevin: /* Importing your resources in the editor */

2017-09-28T12:06:23Z

Importing your resources in the editor

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	#Open your Content Browser. Choose a correct package or create a new one.<br />		#Open your Content Browser. Choose a correct package or create a new one.<br />
	#Hit the add resource button (highlighted red in the left upper corner) and select what type of resource you want to add.		#Hit the add resource button (highlighted red in the left upper corner) and select what type of resource you want to add.
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	After that you'll need to make a new material, assign textures to your new material and assign the material to your mesh.<br />		After that you'll need to make a new material, assign textures to your new material and assign the material to your mesh.<br />
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	To make a new material you have two options: <br />		To make a new material you have two options: <br />
	1. Create a new material by pressing "Add resource" button highlighted red on the screenshot above and select material.<br />		#Create a new material by pressing "Add resource" button highlighted red on the screenshot above and select material.<br />
	~~''How to create or edit materials read here.''<br />~~		#Select any material that you see in content browser right click it and select "Create new from selected". That will create a new material copy with all settings from the original.<br />
	2. Select any material that you see in content browser right click it and select "Create new from selected". That will create a new material~~.<br />~~
	~~''Beware that will keep~~ all the ~~textures and parameters of the material you copied~~.''<br />
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	~~Now you need to assign textures to your material and material to the mesh.~~

	Depending on the type of the material you're using it can have different texture parameters. The most standard material we use for items is called Base_PBR.		Now you need to assign textures to your material and material to the mesh. <br />
			Depending on the type of the material you're using it can have different texture parameters. <br />
			The most standard material we use for items is called Base_PBR.
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	We are using physical based rendering, it means that you need a base color texture (BM) a physical map (PM) and a normal map (NM)<br />		We are using physical based rendering, it means that you need a base color texture (BM) a physical map (PM) and a normal map (NM)<br />
	PM is : <br />		The physical map (PM) channels are as follow: <br />
	* Roughness in green channel		* Roughness in green (G) channel
	* Metalness in blue channel		* Metalness in blue (B) channel
	* Ambient Occlusion is in red channel		* Ambient Occlusion is in red (R) channel
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	~~more info on PBR [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physically_based_rendering here]<br />~~
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