Lightmap + Bump(DOT3)

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If I modulate that with lightmap, it''s not very real.

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Why not ? DOT3 basically gives you monochrome shadow information. The higher the value, the more light the texel recieves. Lightmaps define how much (coloured) light a texel receives, when there is no perpixel shadowing.

So, multiplying both will yield correct results:

c_res = base_texture * lightmap * dot3_shadow

/ Yann

Yes, I figure it out that if the lightmap contains light information without angle attenuation (just distance attenuation) it will work. But only for 1 light.
After trying different methods, the conclusion I jumped to is that for doing real lighting with more than 1 light you have to do one pass for each light. And to do it faster you need more that 2 textures stages which is not available on my GF2MX. At least, it said it supports 8 blending stages but max 2 simpultaneous textures, which is pretty dumb .
An appropiate to real model is by premultipling bump maps for all lights and then modulate that with a global lightmap for all lights. That''s for a polygon.
Pet.