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FPSC Classic Models and Media / Terrain Objects WIP

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mr midi
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Posted: 30th Aug 2008 07:36
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I am currently working on some terrain objects.

Thought I would post a shot clip here to see if anyone might be interested, or if I should just scrap the whole idea. LOL

Texture is still rough but the terrain is the main part.
http://www.mrmidi.net/terobj1_0001.wmv
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tjaabee
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Posted: 30th Aug 2008 11:22
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Could we have a screeny instead of having to download a vid?

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darimc
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Posted: 30th Aug 2008 15:26
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Looks good, but you walked through one part.



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mr midi
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Posted: 30th Aug 2008 15:29
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Sure thing..

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mr midi
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Posted: 30th Aug 2008 16:18
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@darimc yeah I think I missed some 2 sided normals there
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tjaabee
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Posted: 31st Aug 2008 12:55
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Nice, keep it up!

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Gizmoguy
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looks good, id love to see more wood/forest style terrain everyone seems to make snow or rocks. you planning on doing a couple of different types?

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icycold 2367
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I'd like to see it also what program did you use to make the terrain?

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mr midi
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I used Freeworld3d to create the terrain, then import that into
AC3D to make adjustments and then export it as a .x file from there.

And yes I am looking at adding trees and shrubs and the likes
those can be added in either program, texturing is not my strongest
asset so that creates a little trouble but nothing that can't be over come
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mr midi
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Ok changed the texture and placed several together to make a
ragged terrain look. See screen shot.

Adding trees and such still not working out, FPSC doesn't seem to
like my 15,000+ verticies in those models hehehe.

More to come

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Quote: "FPSC doesn't seem to
like my 15,000+ verticies in those models hehehe."


You have 15000 Vs for a tree?!

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SamHH
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Looking cool but I bet they don't have enemy collision.


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mr midi
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Posted: 31st Aug 2008 23:35
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@coffeegrunt lol yeah it's a cherry tree

anyway here is that terrain piece if anyone want's to use it.

I just put it in my /entitybank/user folder.

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CoffeeGrunt
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Posted: 1st Sep 2008 02:07
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How many polies is the terrain piece anyhow?

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mr midi
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Total objects: 2 surfaces: 1922 vertices: 1024
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mr midi
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This one is a hollow mountain with a floor and and 2 entrances to enter it.

it is the size of almost the entire grid in FPSC.

For those wanting the model specs they are:
Total objects: 8 surfaces: 8502 vertices: 4691

Here is a pic, the model will be in the next post

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mr midi
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Model for above post..

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CoffeeGrunt
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Posted: 1st Sep 2008 15:54
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Nice, sorry to bother, but how hard would it be to get a hollowed out mountain effect, like NORAD in the Cheyenne mountains in America?

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mr midi
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Posted: 1st Sep 2008 22:03
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Hmmm I assume I could just do the same as the above mountain,
but enlarge the opening and change the shape of the mountain of course.

All the interor pieces would have to be placed after words,
other wise the poly count would be way to high.

I'll do some searching for some images and see what I can come up with.
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Posted: 1st Sep 2008 22:18
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I think there's a texture missing.

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Adriano jones
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Posted: 1st Sep 2008 23:01
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looks good, real nice man.

I took a look outside, and Nickydude was pointing a pistol at my head.
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