NO FILTER AT ALL!!
WASD:Move monkey (Global)
Cool? Awesome? Impossible? How?
Is Very Very Simple, Okey,Basicly AO Is A Shadow Based Distance Between Objects
How To Make This
So I Try To Add A White Point Light Then I Activate Negative,So Its Shade Object Near It Black,And I Move It Near A Plane,And I Notice That The Closer The Light the Darker The Plane Shaded
And That The Exact Bahavior Of AO…
Just Add A Negative Point Light,Parent It To An Object,move it at edges that mostly touches the ground(Just Ask That Monkey Over There),and then play
The AO Is Not Very Perfect,Sometimes it gets too dark,but you can fix it by a little bit tweaking the light
So negative Lights finally work in BGE! I hadn’t even known, thank you very much! : D
The Method is indeed an interesting one, however I’d keep some Scepticism whether adding at Least one Light to every Object would serve the Performance better than a Filter, at Least in Cases with many Objects in a Scene. However, since SSAO Filters are some of the slowest I know, at least for smaller Scenes with just a few Objects it is surely a good Way to go. :}
thank you, by adding only one light should give you much more performance, but i recommend you to use at least 4 light for a cube for better AO,But its depending on how your object shape is,for example, A “Monkey”,If We Add A Physics To The Monkey,When The Mokey Is Moving Close To A Wall,The Part Of The Monkey That Mostly hit the wall surface Should Hav A Negative Light For example: Mouth,left&right ears,upper part of head&under the head.And You need to place the lamp slightly into the inner part of the mesh,and dont place it out side,otherwise your AO Will look like a tiny dots…
I suspect that this won’t scale as well for large numbers of objects, as each light requires the scene to be drawn again (once or twice I forget), whilst filters only once of my memory serves me. It just means that there is an intersection point between the two gradients (of objects to time)
