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ambient_occlusion_maps_knald_1.2 [2016/10/10 20:36] adavies [The Baker Ambient Occlusion Group's Settings] |
ambient_occlusion_maps_knald_1.2 [2016/10/10 21:22] adavies [The Image Ambient Occlusion Group's Settings] |
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You can also generate Ambient Occlusion from high to low polygonal meshes via [[the_baker_knald|The Baker]]. | You can also generate Ambient Occlusion from high to low polygonal meshes via [[the_baker_knald|The Baker]]. | ||
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- | [{{https://s3.amazonaws.com/docs.knaldtech.com/docuwiki/ao_image_knald.png?nolink|Image Ambient Occlusion}}] | + | [{{https://s3.amazonaws.com/docs.knaldtech.com/docuwiki/ao_image_knald_1.2.png?nolink|Image Ambient Occlusion}}] |
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**AO Scale:** The strength of the image based AO, irrespective of the Global Intensity slider. | **AO Scale:** The strength of the image based AO, irrespective of the Global Intensity slider. | ||
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- | **Weighting** A choice between different methods of occluder weighting. | + | **Weighting:** A choice between different methods of occluder weighting. |
* **Cosine:** Each sample is weighted by it's cosine to the normal. | * **Cosine:** Each sample is weighted by it's cosine to the normal. | ||
* **Uniform Clamped:** The bent normal represents the expectation for the distribution of visible directions. | * **Uniform Clamped:** The bent normal represents the expectation for the distribution of visible directions. |