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FPSC Classic Models and Media / Segment Problem

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gsdasd
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Posted: 9th Dec 2011 00:39
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Hello fellow gamers, I just created my first segment my floor is working fine but when i walk to my wall its like my walls are over lapping each other which is making it look like theres a line on every wall that connects to each other. I have been using blender to create the segment and fpsc segment to put it together. If anyone knows how I can sort this it would help alot. Thanks in advance.
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henry ham
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Posted: 9th Dec 2011 09:39
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can you post an ingame screen shot of the issue, it makes it much easyer to help if we can see the problem

cheers henry

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Kravenwolf
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Posted: 9th Dec 2011 10:06 Edited at: 9th Dec 2011 10:06
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Quote: "I have been using blender to create the segment and fpsc segment to put it together."


That's the method I use. Like henry ham said, post a screenshot and I'm sure someone can help you find the problem. As of right now I can only guess from you exported 2 meshes over each other out of Blender, or you didn't calculate segment visibility in the SEGKIT.

Kravenwolf

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gsdasd
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Ye sorry ive uploaded the pic, you willnotice the white lines where the wall overlaps when u reach them lines it wont let you pass. I calculated the visibility but dont know why it still aint working.
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