JeroMiya

@jeromiya.bsky.social

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Enterprise Software Architect, C#, JS/TS, Hobby gamedev. Owner of Sleepy Daddy Software™ (@sleepydaddysoft.bsky.social - not yet actively posting) Maybe some occasional posts about games I like here and there. Kindness and empathy are my core principles

Can't fit all the notes into the alt text, but here are some of them: Setting up Material in Blender: • Import Albedo, Metalic, Roughness, and Emission textures into the shader • Set All to Nearest instead of Linear • Albedo and Emission set to sRGB • Metallic and Roughness set to Non-Color • Hook up Albedo to Base color • Hook up Metallic to Metallic • Hook up Roughness to Roughness • Hook up Emission to Emission Color • Set Emission Strength to 20 or so Enable bloom in Blender: • Click Compositor tab on the top • Ensure "Use nodes" is checked • Shift-A to add a node, search for "Glare" • Add Glare node between Render Layers and Composite nodes • Hold ctrl-shift keys and select the Glare node to enable preview • Select "Bloom" in the dropdown of the Glare mode to switch to preview • In the preview pane, click the dropdown menu, in compositor section select "Always" to preview in realtime Additional HDR Emissive setup in Godot: • Add a WorldEnvironment node to your Node3D scene • Add the HDR file to the project (may take time) • In WorldEnvironment inspector, click to create new Environment • Click the Environment to edit it, select Mode Sky • Click Sky, New Sky, Select the Sky to edit it • For Sky Material, select New PanoramicSkyMaterial, Select it to edit it • Click Panorama, Load and select the .hdr file you imported above • Under Rotation, set Y rotation to 90 to match blender • Under Glow, Enable Glow • Set Intensity down to 0.1 • Set Blend Mode to Screen • Increase HDR Luminance Cap to max Other Godot settings notes: • Turn off the Preview Sunlight button in the top middle of the 3D pane Export settings for GLTF: • Turn off Vertex Colors • Turn on Apply Modifiers Creating material in Godot: • Create new resource, StandardMaterial3D • Set Albedo, Roughness, Metallic, and Emissive textures to the textures you imported above • Set Metallic channel to Blue • Set Roughness channel to Green
Screenshot of notes, as follows: With Export Settings +Y Up, -Z Forward: Blender +X = Stride +X Blender +Y = Stride -Z (forward) Blender +Z = Stride +Y Godot: In model space: • In Godot: ○ +Z is front, -Z is the rear of the model ○ +X is left, -X is right ○ +Y is up, -Y is down • In blender: ○ +Y is rear of the model, -Y is the front ○ +X is left, -X is right ○ +Z is up, -Z is down Godot camera: • -Z is the camera's forward direction, +Z is back • +X is right, -X is left • +Y is up, -Y is down Axis box expectations: • Green side is Blender +Y, Blender rear model ○ Should be Godot -Z • Red side is blender +X, Blender left ○ Should be Godot +X • Blue side is blender +Z, Blender up Should be Godot +Y
Screenshot of a low-poly ship with glowing bits here and there and a reflective window
A color palette texture with a grid of various color subpalettes with different metallic, roughness, and emissive properties