Rarebit wrote:Weird, it only happens when dxt compression is added in. Huh. Nice thing is that it avoids that aliased edging you get on the completely clear glasses.Now *three* new pairs of glasses is something my current quest's scheme doesn't fit comfortably. Hm... What to do, what to do...I think because any dxt, other than a dxt1, packages itself as containg an alpha channel, so even if it's left blank and asked not to use any bits to store data, it is still trying to be accessed by the rest of the file.A 3Dc may may be of use, which works best with a dxt5, as it helps create lighting on an otherwise matte surface - a lack of which may be creating the "mirrored" effect on the shades.
Weird, it only happens when dxt compression is added in. Huh. Nice thing is that it avoids that aliased edging you get on the completely clear glasses.Now *three* new pairs of glasses is something my current quest's scheme doesn't fit comfortably. Hm... What to do, what to do...
I think because any dxt, other than a dxt1, packages itself as containg an alpha channel, so even if it's left blank and asked not to use any bits to store data, it is still trying to be accessed by the rest of the file.
A 3Dc may may be of use, which works best with a dxt5, as it helps create lighting on an otherwise matte surface - a lack of which may be creating the "mirrored" effect on the shades.
I love the Pace glasses and have been wanting them as much as anyone since we first saw them but....
I have so fallen for those mirror glasses! <3
I can't make up my mind... I <3 all three!
But I have been wanting the clear Pace glasses since PHOREVER!
Sons of the gods, today we shall die, open Valhalla's Door...I guess this makes us all Einherjar?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Einherjar
In Norse religion, the einherjar or einheriar were spirits of warriors who had died bravely in battle. From Old Norse, the name means "one-harrier" (herja meaning "to harry / lay waste". Thus it can be interpreted as "one-army-ers", "one-man-army", "army of one", or "outstanding fighter", but might also signify "those who are all [now] in one army", because when alive on earth they were in various armies and bands, but now they are all in the Army of the Dead.
After they die, the valkyries escort half of the slain from the battlefield to Valhalla (these are the "einherjar", which is part of Asgard (commonly described as the "Norse Heaven"; the other half went to Fólkvangr (Freyja's hall). The Grímnismál describes Valhalla as having five hundred and forty doors, and through each of them, eight hundred could march abreast (a hundred, hundrað, in Old Norse could mean either 100 or 120), indicating the size of the hall and the numbers of the einherjar.
From that line that is in blod and under lined the white halls can play a roll in the quest that Rarebit is making for the Valkyrajs, cause the whit halls have many doors and Valhalla is describe to have 540 of them. heh either way i cant wait to see what's there story is about.
