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FPSC Classic Models and Media / Making your own materials

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smelly cheese man
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Posted: 9th Aug 2007 18:59
I want to make a make my own stuff for a game im making and Im going to buy 3D Canvas Pro for the modeling project. Will I:

A. Need Texture maker to make textures for the 3D objects?
B. Need Character Shop to do the animations?
C. Is there a certain size for the segments to be?
D. Is there any other dimensions I sould know about such as character dimensions?
phil17
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Posted: 9th Aug 2007 20:34
A. Use a programme such as photoshop or GIMP. Then use tuts to learn basic textures.
B. Dont really know, but fully custom models are very difficult.
C. Create the texture and use a programme like signs or Magic FPS. Its alot quicker and gives good results.
D. I dont really know.

I think your going ahead of yourself here, if your not experienced in 3D creation, you wont be able to create characters straight away. Start of with Boxes or easy to create objects with simple textures.
Use alot of tutorials and get used to the programmes before attempting anything major. But good luck.

TEST OF WILL
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Posted: 9th Aug 2007 20:55
Quote: "A. Need Texture maker to make textures for the 3D objects?
B. Need Character Shop to do the animations?
C. Is there a certain size for the segments to be?
D. Is there any other dimensions I should know about such as character dimensions?"


A. I recommend photoshop it's hard at first then it gets incredibly easy to make textures if you work at it
B. either that or another 3rd party program like milkshape, 3ds max, ect
C. open up a previes segment and compare the two

d. again do that with characters like I said in C
Uthink
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Posted: 9th Aug 2007 21:58
If you use Wethams Entity Maker or Shop or whatever it's called, you will have a reference for size of segments and characters. Also, it's free.

You also could simply load the mesh of an fpsc character/floor/wall to check size.
smelly cheese man
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Posted: 10th Aug 2007 03:17
Can I have a link to that wethams thing? I cant seem to find it with a search engine.

Also, are the tuts just on the forums or are they somewhere else? And is there a way I can make my own scripts for enemies and such, are their any tuts for that?

Thanks for your help guys. Id like to start this project as soon as possible...as soon as my computer gets enough ram to run fps creator >_< It requires the exact amount of ram my computer has.

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