I've made a new technique..

Once the texture is loaded in, I run blurring on it before doing anything else.

The result is far far superior..

The only issue left to deal with is that at higher resolutions chrome runs out of memory and the whole thing slows down considerably. I don't think there's any real fix to this - v8 engine has a memory limit built in.

http://www.mikeefranklin.co.uk/3d/dragon.html

(may pause loading half way through on lower spec machines)

Get a proper browser ;)

Pftcha!

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..-cha-cha (back step)

Do this goat I made ^__^

Gimme go7.mtl and any texture files, boi

Ain't no textures brah, but I'ma hit you up wit go7.mtl fo real.

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/132841/go7.mtl

(it's untextured and uncoloured really but still)

wtf is tex.png

Oh ignore that it was just a UV test.

Uhh..

Well I put a white png in there as mat.png, because it was trying to use that for the colours..

http://www.mikeefranklin.co.uk/3d/go7.html

Is his body supposed to be broken? :D

:D

That's quite cute.

No, dunno what's doing that.

how about the gaps in his legs?

yj/nj?

Been messing with rending some sketchup models of buildings. It all looks alright, except my code fails to deal with repeated textures.

Hrm! I don't think I know UV mapping well enough for this shit!

Still doesn't work on my 7 year old laptop :C (does freeze the browser for 30+ seconds before giving me an "unresponsive script" box though, despite saying there's no WebGL)