Projekt Melody: A nut between worlds

[spiritovod]

I've added quick support for changes in 5.1 (presumably). Build is available in the same place, now 5.0 and 5.1 versions has separate override options. Though some really big static meshes (over 200MB) doesn't seem to work here, I'll look into that a bit later. General limitations are still applied - you need to disable materials for meshes to load properly in most cases.

Please read notes and know issues from this topic for more info.

@Haise Sasaki: I just understood that export of selected assets and selected folders is done differently, while I'm only testing export from flat view (selected assets), which worked normally. Just made quick fix15, export of selected folders should work now, if all assets from it can be exported in general.

[GDL]

https://kemono.su/patreon/user/13396520/post/107553570

The latest version is using UE 5.4 and it makes the specific umodel for it crash a lot, sometimes even without an error message, it just closes; I know UE5+ support is kinda limited but I wonder if there's anything that can improve compatibility.

[GDL]

awesome, thx
now, if only there was an easy way to convert hdr textures to something else without them looking all weird (washed out, wrong colors)

[GDL]

@GDL: I couldn't find any HDR (BC6H) textures to test. Otherwise explain the issue more clearly with some examples.

For instance this file:

T_PlaFem_NG_Head_C.hdr

when I open it in any of the applications that support that file extension I get a washed out texture, but when I use, for instance this website to conver it to some other format it returns a much different image with actual color (left: hdr, right: converted to png with website):

https://convertio.co/

Maybe it's just me not using the correct settings in photoshop to open the file 

[GDL]

@GDL: For preview umodel is loading such textures directly without conversion, as opengl supports this format. While photoshop and some other tools are doing some pre-processing, because for them radiance (hdr) format means different things and they expect additional parameters such as exposure and gamma. It's somehow mentioned here, and if export would be in 32-bit_rle_xyze format, results would look correct in photoshop. As a possible solution, you can use tools which can load raw data from hdr and export to more usual formats like tiff, for example Photomatix. In photoshop it can be probably done by adjusting exposure, gamma and curves manually.

Thx for the info, I'll check it out.