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How to use materials on my mesh?
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hmm i tried that, but nothing seems to happen, just the colour with a value larger than 0 shows the whole colour.
Author
actually i tried that on the microsoft sdk example and it did work...., could it b i have the light too close to the surface?
Author
ok, i think my point lights setup wrong.
When i turned the point light off, and just set ambient light on, the materials worked properly, like 0.5 for red worked, u could see the difference.
anyway could you have a look at this point light and see if there is any reason it won''t show anything but the max colour for the rgb
When i turned the point light off, and just set ambient light on, the materials worked properly, like 0.5 for red worked, u could see the difference.
anyway could you have a look at this point light and see if there is any reason it won''t show anything but the max colour for the rgb
void PointLight(int index, float x, float y, float z, float range, float r , float g, float b, float a0=0, float a2=0) { D3DXVECTOR3 vecDir; D3DLIGHT9 light; ZeroMemory( &light, sizeof(D3DLIGHT9) ); light.Type = D3DLIGHT_POINT ; light.Diffuse.r = r; light.Diffuse.g = g; light.Diffuse.b = b; light.Attenuation0 =a0; light.Attenuation2 =a2; light.Position= D3DXVECTOR3( x, y, z ); light.Range = range; myDevice->SetLight( 0, &light ); }
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I finally worked out how to set the material to my mesh.
The mesh already had a material set to it. So i just removed that line, and i could use my main material code to set that aswell.
The mesh already had a material set to it. So i just removed that line, and i could use my main material code to set that aswell.
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