x-ray

[Confusion]

Mortal Kombat 9 is made with udk 3 ...


how to phase the Xray??? the material? Does anyone know? give me a tutorial

here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sm7VT...eature=related

thank you

[ambershee]

Mortal Kombat is made using licensed Unreal 3, and not UDK. their setup isn't something you'll easily reproduce in UDK, but it can be done by taking a look at hit masks and learning your way around the material editor.

[Confusion]

ok and you can help me with some tutorials or references to material?

[darthviper107]

There's not going to be a tutorial for everything, sometimes you have to gather information on your own an figure it out.

[Confusion]

Well how is it? say ideas ... I have a character to play ...
and this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mul-6...4&feature=plcp

need to combine?

[Confusion]

how about??? but how to make it skeletalmesh Skeletal inside??

Skeletal rig and have to be glued to the character?

http://s18.postimage.org/3z3i3gvl5/222.jpg

[Confusion]

good day. I see that talk single

you like?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rryiY...ature=youtu.be

[Phopojijo]

Probably the only sensible way of doing it is modeling the insides as a part of the same object with a separate material (you can do it all in one material for better performance, but that should take an unnecessary amount of artist manhours). When you want to show the inner mesh, you just need to adjust the outer mesh's transparency (maybe have some other shader effect like glow green and have a fresnel or something).

You should be able to just use a single animation skeleton... and thus only need to animate once.

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Now depending, of course, on what you're SPECIFICALLY doing... you might be able to get away with a hack like a plane effect or something.