Closed jspjutNV closed 2 years ago
I just tried out these samples, and, while they have changed somewhat, I think the change is closer to what we had intended for those experiments than we achieved at that time. I'm going to close this as a change, but an intentional one.
For future reference, if anyone wants to recover the old behavior, at the top level of the experiment config add the following:
targetGloss = Color4(0.4f, 0.2f, 0.1f, 0.8f);
referenceTargetModelSpec = ArticulatedModel::Specification{
filename = "model/target/target.obj";
cleanGeometrySettings = ArticulatedModel::CleanGeometrySettings{
allowVertexMerging = true;
forceComputeNormals = false;
forceComputeTangents = false;
forceVertexMerging = true;
maxEdgeLength = inf;
maxNormalWeldAngleDegrees = 0;
maxSmoothAngleDegrees = 0;
};
};
And in each target type in the target list, add the following:
modelSpec = ArticulatedModel::Specification{
filename = "model/target/target.obj";
cleanGeometrySettings = ArticulatedModel::CleanGeometrySettings{
allowVertexMerging = true;
forceComputeNormals = false;
forceComputeTangents = false;
forceVertexMerging = true;
maxEdgeLength = inf;
maxNormalWeldAngleDegrees = 0;
maxSmoothAngleDegrees = 0;
};
};
Release v22.04.01 changed the default model spec and the glossy term on models compared to previous FPSci releases. See the release notes for snippets to fix the issue.