Sorry, I have been "away" too long, still catching up with the loads of new & replaced code. The global for gamma has been there a long time, true. What I meant are these: $pref::Video::Brightness $pref::Video::Contrast Probably totally not related though, but I would try to tinker with those anyway...

Behind on the T3D version (not sure if this is 3.9 compatible) but some time ago removed some banding with the following change: in /game/core/scripts/client/defaults.cs replace $pref::PostEffect::PreferedHDRFormat = "GFXFormatR8G8B8A8"; with $pref::PostEffect::PreferedHDRFormat = "GFXFormatR16G16B1...

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Duion

Like Duion said, the smoothing brush is your friend there, or cover it up with foliage or stones etc.

Combine your terrain with 3d shapes with similar materials as your terrain to blend in (cliffs, large rocks etc.)

If you have a recent NVIDIA GPU then simply use Shadowplay for recording. There's much less performance drop with that. @Duion The differences shots look worrisome. Even the normal maps seem to be completely off. Are $pref::Video::Contrast , $pref::Video::Brightness and $pref::Video::Gamma properly ...

Hi Nils! I will glad to help!

That's cool @ Johxz ! Let me wrap up the indiegogo campaign and contact you later this week

post edit & bump!

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Cool, thanks for the replies guys! It's a bit of a mix I think; partly it's the lack of budget for marketing... it's common for a successful campaign to use 10k on advertising. As for social marketing; it's what the name says... it needs human interaction or it doesn't work. There were a lot of bump...

T3D is a wonderful engine with a lot of possibilities. DeadlyMatter as a game has evolved well running on it; though a huge amount of work on the engine to keep up with the modern day standards also cost a lot of precious time which would else could be used for the game it self. But on the other han...