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How to save _ao.dds


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I was creating Kofi so if anyone knows which setting is ao.dds saved is would be great.

I can't seem to have it be the same size as original.

I tried interpolated alpha to no luck

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It's the same as normals. I never do them anyway.

I never do too.. but in 2k16 they are having an imprint in the final texture... I'll see how it goes :) 

Posted

It's the same as normals. I never do them anyway.

I never do too.. but in 2k16 they are having an imprint in the final texture... I'll see how it goes :) 

hmmmm didn't notice that. O.o

Posted (edited)

Actually you save it as a diffuse texture. dxt 1 1/4 mip map 

I tried avoiding it too last year but the results look a lot better if you edit them as well.

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Actually you save it as a diffuse texture. dxt 1 1/4 mip map 

I tried avoiding it too last year but the results look a lot better if you edit them as well.

Ohhhhh... so noob knows something eh?

Psst.. no one's listening.. thanks

Posted

Foolish child, I rescue you from ignorance and this is how you thank me. I guess this is why you won the "Improving modder" award BWAHAHAHA (Shots Fired).

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Using ambient occlusion and normal maps properly does make the mods look way better. I suggest reading/watching some tutorials on these things, it does pay off. :)

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