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Dark GDK / 3d models and textures

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Scope 51791
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I was looking and saw that when you want to get a 3d object you get the model and then get the texture and then add the texture to the model. So does that mean one 3d model can only have 1 texture or multiple textures. I am mainly talking about a 3d character becuase I usually use more that one images to texture it.
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ProdCake
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Not really, i'm pretty sure that you just have the texture files in the same models directory and it sets the textures up automatically, all you have to do is call that model and it would get all the texture stuff inside it as well as the name of the texture

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Brillig
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I did a simple test to see if I could load 2 textures on one model (in this case a "map"). It doesn't look right at all.

I thought I'd post my experiment in case having a concrete example would spark any ideas.

In the attached zip file, you'll find a .x model with two textures (stolen from the web). Load it in DXViewer - it looks fine with grass on the bottom and a checkerboard on the walls. However, you'll also find a jpeg of what it looks like loaded in DarkGDK (with some random models you can ignore . If you increase the poly count of the map model, the textures only get more jumbled!

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So, then when you want to texture a 3d object, you have to fit all the textures into one image. That Suckz!
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Brillig
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Well, maybe someone who's more familiar with the API will know a way to fix it. *crosses fingers!*
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If the textures 'jumbled' then you aren't updating the UV data, this has nothing to do with GDK. GDK can have multiple textures on an object, either multiple on the same limb(texture stages), or a separate texture per limb, or both. Look at the dbTextureLimb() function.

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So aslong if I have the correct uv's for the model, then it should be ok to have multiple textures?
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