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3 Dimensional Chat / How to: Convert multi UV maps into one ?

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Lexi
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Hello, I've recently found some amazing 3D models
and I want to use them in FPS Creator, but i've an issue:

These models are multi textured and FPSC
cannot "use" multi-textured models.


What can I do ?

Thanks !


Sorry for my very bad english, i'm french.
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Visigoth
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Posted: 22nd Dec 2009 03:53 Edited at: 22nd Dec 2009 03:55
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If you are not talking about overlapping textures, you can to have multiple textures on a single mesh. You might have to remap everything in your favorite UV mapper program, I prefer Ultimate Unwrap.
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Pincho Paxton
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Firstly, are you sure that FPSC can't use multi-textures, because DB Pro can.

But if it can't you can use Lithunwrap to put all of the textures on a single sheet. No need to UV map them again, just move the wire meshes around, and move the textures onto the page. It is quite complicated however...



http://www.sharecg.com/v/5169/software-and-tools/LithUnwrap---Free-UV-Mapper-for-Windows

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Hador
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Posted: 22nd Dec 2009 15:08
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i think fpsc could use something like this in the fpe:

but you would have to check

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darimc
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Quote: "i think fpsc could use something like this in the fpe:
+ Code Snippet

effect =
;textured =
;textured =


but you would have to check
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You would need to make the entity dynamic and it would have no collision or lighting

Quote: "Firstly, are you sure that FPSC can't use multi-textures, because DB Pro can."
Nope, it can only use multi textures on dynamic entities.

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Red Eye
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Posted: 22nd Dec 2009 18:42 Edited at: 22nd Dec 2009 18:43
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Bake them into one big texture... If u need help on how to achieve this, contact me on msn...

If i rememeber u using 3dsmax arent u?


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