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3 Dimensional Chat / Does FPSC can render Hair alpha texture From 3d max?

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Decneo
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Hello,i would like to know if i make a hair using hair alpha texture from 3d max,does fpsc can render as when we render in 3d max? Regard!
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I think it should, but don't quote me. Just try it, it won't implode your computer... I think.

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Decneo
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because i would like to make sure before texturing the model character.

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I don't use FPSC, but if it can use transparencies on objects it shouldn't be a problem. I would suggest making a simple box, texturing it half red (or any color) and then leaving the other half empty(transparent) Load it in FPSC and see what happens!

If it doesn't work, then you don't need to waste your time doing transparencies while texturing your character. If it does work... Well, there ya go!

Not everyone in 3D chat will know the answer to this, but there are some pretty sharp folks over in the FPSC Models and Media board that might be able to help!

Good luck!

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Decneo
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thank you very much..i've known already it can't be work in FPSC..

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Posted: 28th Jan 2010 18:20
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transparencies do work in fpsc fine, but not like this, not the way he is wanting to do it any how.

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.dds


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Decneo
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why you said this?

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Red Eye
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Quote: "alpha texture from 3d max"


You can export it "even render to" a .dds.


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Decneo
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Quote: "You can export it "even render to" a .dds."


How can i do that, Please tell me..

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make you texture in PNG (Width transparency)..
(Size=power of 2 or not work)*
Download Free version of DDS converter 2.0
http://www.filefront.com/3577988/DDS-Converter-2-1.0/

and convert your png texture to DDs.. and ready...

*Size Power of 2:
128x128
256x128
256x256
etc... is an old rule, com from display command in basic to plot graphics in screen (1984 old sistem)
2-4-8-16-32-64-128-256-512-1024 etc... power of 2..


take care friend...



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Thank you i'll test it.

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