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has anyone played halo you can see no of ammo on the gun in game not on any 2d overlay ,can anyone think of any idea on how it can be done on coppercube ? example :- https://youtube.com/shorts/cvMM27hw0JQ?feature=shared not necessary that the ammo will be shown on the gun something like a billboard can be useful . |
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Use a texture tilesheets with numbers from 0 to 9. Then, use two plain meshes and select the appropriate frame for each plane based on your 'ammo' variable. 
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SamGrady wrote: Use a texture tilesheets with numbers from 0 to 9. Then, use two plain meshes and select the appropriate frame for each plane based on your 'ammo' variable. oh how i didnt think about that  sorry for being dumb  thank you very much for helping me out here is something i made by following your advice :- https://www.mediafire.com/file/h... |
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sorry for being dumb Don't say it like that, you're not dumb, you just need to think differently to achieve the right results. We're all here to help each other. |
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You know, I really like this idea and have created a mesh to develop an extension using this method. |
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Reminds on Aliens movie. Looks damned good. Bullet counter on a M41A puls rifle. https://www.youtube.com/watch?ap... |
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Now that I've completed the GLSL shader, when the DirectX shader is done, you can easily use 3D UI elements with a sprite sheet. |
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SamGrady wrote: Now that I've completed the GLSL shader, when the DirectX shader is done, you can easily use 3D UI elements with a sprite sheet. hats off man!! mr sam grady !!the fastest and most helpul guy thanks a lot  but the picture here cant be seen i think the link of the image is not working |
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mr sam grady Hmm, I like it. Now it's done, you can use one of the two versions of the shader, for DirectX and OpenGL. https://samgrady.itch.io/sprite-...  mr. Sam Grady
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SamGrady wrote: mr sam grady Hmm, I like it. Now it's done, you can use one of the two versions of the shader, for DirectX and OpenGL. https://samgrady.itch.io/sprite-... mr. Sam Gradythank you a lot mr sam grady you are doing a lot of work for the ambiera community |
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SamGrady wrote: sorry for being dumb Don't say it like that, you're not dumb, you just need to think differently to achieve the right results. We're all here to help each other. somebody needs to tell this to himself too https://www.mediafire.com/view/0...
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somebody needs to tell this to himself too You caught me, but the question was complex. Today, I've decided to write a new shader that can resemble the JustInCase Animator for sprites. It will be entirely free, albeit not as sophisticated. Currently, it's written with HLSL, so there won't be a version in GLSL since I don't need that extension. |
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I'm attempting to create something similar to the JustInCase extension, but I don't have the funds to purchase it. Instead, I'm developing it based on this image: |
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Using an image from the JustInCase 2D Spritesheet Animation page: https://vazahat.itch.io/cc-shade... |
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