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Justintime9 wrote:Thanks! That does help.

Justin,

Feel free to email me at GPNMilano@gmail.com. I tend to answer emails quicker than I do forum posts, and will be glad to help you fill in some of the gaps in your article.

It uses low resolution textures depending on what was set in the material settings in 3ds Max. Its done to reduce size so that if you say have a rock texture for away that the avatar won't ever get close up with, you can a 1024x rock texture but it'll export as a 512x or you can set it even lower if ...

Not sure if you ever saw this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ACjnBXpfrk

Changing out the textures will not really do much to affect the lightning. Kirel for instance has the same textures as the normal hood. The difference in color comes from the vertex colors that are baked onto the meshes at the time of export, not from the textures themselves. You can try and replace ...

I suspect the best way to do this is to allow the swim region code to connect with the waveset code, but I dread looking at the parts of the engine responsible for this. Still, it could be done (and really needs to be, since ideally people should be using wavesets for most water -- including ...

Also, I'd suggest, if you want to use a Maintainers Marker, until we figure out the basic layout of the cavern and a system to make the Marker coordinates make sense, use the "broken" setting. That causes the marker coordinates to randomly change.
This is equally problematic. If you're making a ...

Looking at PyPRP, the way to make a fully-functional Maintainer's Marker is to add a dummy at the same location as your lamp with an alcscript property calibration: calibrated (If it's not exporting anything else on it to give it a Coordinate Interface, you'll need to add type: point as well ...

Couple of clarifications to add to Sirius' response.

1. While the fifth pod isn't canonically a museum pod, Todelmer is canonically a museum age. The original linking book and information pamphlet for the age would have a appeared in the museum. So when we added it to DI and the Drizzled ...

Well, Ae'Gura is a big Age and has a ton of vertices, and yet, it still loads relatively fast and could be played on average computer at the time the game was out. I doubt with the current tools someone can make an Age more complex than Ae'Gura, so unless you plan on making a forest Age with high ...

Hey everyone, I just found out Plasma can handle normalmapping for real-time lamps ! :shock: :shock:

Remember Todelmer ? Well, the asteroids seen from the pod have normalmapping. And it even works in Complete Chronicles !
Without normalmapping
[img]http://i1156.photobucket.com/albums/p570/J_rius ...