Finally. I can complete the fields on a material page.
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{{Infobox Component
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|Name=Fur Material
|Name=Fur Material
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The '''FurMaterial''' component is used to make multi layered geometry out of a mesh's original geometry that has a specified distance between layers. The number of layers is a constant 20. Combined with a map to create holes in the layers via alpha, this creates the illusion of depth and fur like properties. The geometry layers are instanced on the GPU.
Some players have reported lag when using Fur materials. This is due to either using too large of a texture, or due to an issue called Overdraw.
Overdraw is caused when the GPU generates pixels for a layer for where it appears on the screen in a stage in rendering called "Rasterization" when it is done, it renders the next layer, and has to draw that on top of the already drawn layer pixels. The drawing on top for the next 19 layers is called Overdraw.
This means that if a user looks very closely at a fur shader, or the shader covers their entire screen while all layers are in front of the camera, it will lag intensely. This is because the game is doing 20 drawing cycles on every pixel. Causing significant lag.
|Noise|{{RootFieldType|AssetRef`1|[[Type:ITexture2D|ITexture2D]]}}|TypeAdv15=true| Noise texture. This should always be on the alpha channel. This determines the pattern of the fur.
|TextureScale|Float2|
|TextureScale|Float2| Texture Scale
|TextureOffset|Float2|
|TextureOffset|Float2| Texture Offset
|AlphaCutoff|Float|
|AlphaCutoff|Float| Alpha cutoff for the additional layers created by the shader based on the noise map.
|ForceGlobal|Float4|
|ForceGlobal|Float4|The amount of displacement to apply in the world coordinate system. The '''W''' value corresponds to a proportional affinity to point towards world origin.
|ForceLocal|Float4|
|ForceLocal|Float4|The amount of displacement to apply in the object's local coordinate system.
The FurMaterial component is used to make multi layered geometry out of a mesh's original geometry that has a specified distance between layers. The number of layers is a constant 20. Combined with a map to create holes in the layers via alpha, this creates the illusion of depth and fur like properties. The geometry layers are instanced on the GPU.
Some players have reported lag when using Fur materials. This is due to either using too large of a texture, or due to an issue called Overdraw.
Overdraw is caused when the GPU generates pixels for a layer for where it appears on the screen in a stage in rendering called "Rasterization" when it is done, it renders the next layer, and has to draw that on top of the already drawn layer pixels. The drawing on top for the next 19 layers is called Overdraw.
This means that if a user looks very closely at a fur shader, or the shader covers their entire screen while all layers are in front of the camera, it will lag intensely. This is because the game is doing 20 drawing cycles on every pixel. Causing significant lag.
If true, integrating this asset (e.g. processing procedural assets) gets higher priority than assets with this flag off. An example is user laser procedural meshes.
