What ambient occlusion and depth of field looks like in custom tilesets

Zwerkules

I really like the new ambient occlusion. To show what it looks like in custom tilesets, I made a video and uploaded it to Youtube. https://youtu.be/8p-c5unTTPU
Once I've added normal maps and spec maps, I'll make a new video. This time I will also not forget to turn the skybox override on.

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I wasn't sure where to put this post.

NWN_Töml

Looing great

I guess my own custom SSAO shador is a bit tougher then yours but anyway. The improved 3d looks makes the whole environment much more to enjoy.

tgx

This is cool. Even without people to give it purpose, I can easily see stories that could come from such a setting. I really do want to get back into making a module or something. This is inspiring!

Zwerkules

If it inspires you, it has served its purpose.

voidofopinion

Absolutely gorgeous!

thirdmouse

I love the new AO, but even without it these tilesets are top shelf for NWN. For anyone inspired to try building with these awesome tilesets, the ones shown in the video can all be found at the vault. They are Mountains and More, Medieval City, and Mountainous Forest.

{For anyone that's never done it before, you'll need to download the latest version of haks, throw them in your hak folder (the Documents one, not the hk folder at your game location), then open/create your module in the toolset and Edit > Module Properties > Custom Content (tab) to select and associate the haks with your module. Then create an area and select your new tileset from those available! Some projects will come with demo modules you can load instead, to play with them right away.}

MrDamage

Those are incredible!

Savant1974

Can't wait to see them with normal and spec maps! Love your work.

Chili_Texas

Fantastic, I hope to see these on the workshop soon?

If not, can we add to our Steam toolset with these external haks?

MadHatter

@Chili_Texas Both Steam and Beamdog read the Documents\Neverwinter Nights\hak folder for the toolset.

In that sense, being on the Workshop wouldn't currently help you--you'd have to manually move the files to Documents anyway.

Download them off the Vault and your Steam toolset will be able to use them.

JFK

And don't forget to thank the creator of this wonderful content, @Zwerkules, when you download it. A nice comment and a vote go a long ways toward encouraging talented folks like he to continue giving us these wonderful gifts. Go to the Vault. Get the stuff. And thank the Creator.

-JFK