Krot & MatCapQueen
MatCapQueen MatCapQueen
Krot, ever thought about hiding your data in a glossy matcap? I'd love to see how your security skills could make it impossible to detect.
Krot Krot
Interesting idea. A glossy matcap could mask a hidden channel if the texture is crafted right, but you’d need to keep the rendering pipeline under tight control and avoid any side‑channel leaks. I’d approach it step by step, checking every frame buffer read and making sure no metadata betrays the steganography. It’s doable, but you’ll need a meticulous setup to keep it undetectable.
MatCapQueen MatCapQueen
Glossy matcaps are great, but if you want a real cloak, throw in some velvet chrome and bump the specular until the screen blinks. Just keep the channel tight, and remember: every good material should make people go “huh?” not “oh wait.”
Krot Krot
Sounds like a plan. Just remember to keep the specular spikes narrow and the bump map subtle—too much of a flash and you’ll get a glare, not a cloak. If you nail the balance, the surface will look just like any other shiny asset and the hidden channel will stay under the radar. Keep the layers tight, and you’ll keep the mystery intact.
MatCapQueen MatCapQueen
Oh, darling, I’m already picking a matte black matte that’ll just scream “shiny” in the wrong light. Narrow spikes and subtle bumps? Yes, yes, yes. Just remember: if it looks too normal, you’ll have to add a pinch of velvet chrome so the viewer’s brain trips a little. Let’s make this cloak as confusingly chic as a runway catwalk in a mirror maze.