Hungary II
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I made Lakihegy radio antenne, 316m high, near to Budapest. In CST I have real colors, red, with and black, but when I fly in Condor the antenne hav'nt got colors...
What is the misteke?
Plese help me.
BR
Janos
What is the misteke?
Plese help me.
BR
Janos
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Re: Hungary II
Is the string in the CX objectfile file "'landscape/scenary_name/world/textures/texturename.dds"correct? control texture file name. sorry for bad english
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...and check the dds location...
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Re: Hungary II
hello Janos,
What do you mean by "CST" ??
IF you don't see texture after converting 3ds to cx, It can also be, because "image file name" is longer than 8 characters.
IF you see colors in "Objectviewer" as long the object.cx is in your Toolkit Dir. , and no more in your scenery , it's a typo error in path or texture name .
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Patrice
What do you mean by "CST" ??
IF you don't see texture after converting 3ds to cx, It can also be, because "image file name" is longer than 8 characters.
IF you see colors in "Objectviewer" as long the object.cx is in your Toolkit Dir. , and no more in your scenery , it's a typo error in path or texture name .
BR
Patrice
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Re: Hungary II
Dear Patrice!Capricorne wrote:hello Janos,
What do you mean by "CST" ??
IF you don't see texture after converting 3ds to cx, It can also be, because "image file name" is longer than 8 characters.
IF you see colors in "Objectviewer" as long the object.cx is in your Toolkit Dir. , and no more in your scenery , it's a typo error in path or texture name .
BR
Patrice
I know now exactly that the mistake is that I have not got string for textures.... "landscapes/Hunagary_2/world/objects/.....dds, but when I open .cx file in CST (Condor Scenery Toulkit) colols are ok...
I started really design objectes only one month ago. Now finished the bridge what you send me two years ago.. I think it managed wery well.... And I Insalled alone 6 airpotes..
This antenne was the first object wich I tryed apply "material". 3 colors red, withe and black. But I do'nt know how can I add textures of materials. You know that I am an old person and not advanced user.. ( The design time for antenne was 3 minute but the rope.... 2 weeks )
Plese help me..
BR
Janos
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Janos,
Can you post here or per PM your Model,(.3ds or .wings) i will try to do it for you and explain how to do it.
I'm not sure , from the Image above how you did it, so would be better if I see the model, than to give you false explanations
I understand from your answer that you have only 3 materials in "Wings3d" but no UV mapping ? !!. that will not work ... you must at least have 3 little square ( BMP or TGA) in red , white and black, that you use as texture for each of your 3 materials..
I don't make my antenna or pylon like this....I use transparency from a "TGA image" to simulate the metal structure as Milos did it long before me .
edit : !!! here one of my antenna !!! from North_ Germany scenery
so you can study how to make your own... good luck
Can you post here or per PM your Model,(.3ds or .wings) i will try to do it for you and explain how to do it.
I'm not sure , from the Image above how you did it, so would be better if I see the model, than to give you false explanations
I understand from your answer that you have only 3 materials in "Wings3d" but no UV mapping ? !!. that will not work ... you must at least have 3 little square ( BMP or TGA) in red , white and black, that you use as texture for each of your 3 materials..
I don't make my antenna or pylon like this....I use transparency from a "TGA image" to simulate the metal structure as Milos did it long before me .
edit : !!! here one of my antenna !!! from North_ Germany scenery
so you can study how to make your own... good luck
Capricorne - S67
Re: Hungary II
Thanks Patrice!Capricorne wrote:Janos,
Can you post here or per PM your Model,(.3ds or .wings) i will try to do it for you and explain how to do it.
I'm not sure , from the Image above how you did it, so would be better if I see the model, than to give you false explanations
I understand from your answer that you have only 3 materials in "Wings3d" but no UV mapping ? !!. that will not work ... you must at least have 3 little square ( BMP or TGA) in red , white and black, that you use as texture for each of your 3 materials..
I don't make my antenna or pylon like this....I use transparency from a "TGA image" to simulate the metal structure as Milos did it long before me .
edit : !!! here one of my antenna !!! from North_ Germany scenery
so you can study how to make your own... good luck
The key is the square...
BR
Janos
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Re: Hungary II
Hi,
Was not that fast, because your object is complex....
But now it's OK:
.
I did no changes to your object, just added 3 128x128 images, black white and red.
Than select the red image (Left click "Pick up Image"), go to Red material and "Drop Picked Object" / Diffuse , OK
and so for all 3 colors
That's all export 3ds convert to cx ....
here you can have the job
That's the easiest way to have it done with no other change to model , but not sure I had do it this way when started from scratch
look at Milos .dds ,it's a good help to understand how to make super low face model...(less work on model, but a little more work for textures
Good continuation
Patrice
Was not that fast, because your object is complex....
But now it's OK:
.
I did no changes to your object, just added 3 128x128 images, black white and red.
Than select the red image (Left click "Pick up Image"), go to Red material and "Drop Picked Object" / Diffuse , OK
and so for all 3 colors
That's all export 3ds convert to cx ....
here you can have the job
That's the easiest way to have it done with no other change to model , but not sure I had do it this way when started from scratch
look at Milos .dds ,it's a good help to understand how to make super low face model...(less work on model, but a little more work for textures
Good continuation
Patrice
Capricorne - S67
Re: Hungary II
Dear Patrice!Capricorne wrote:Hi,
Was not that fast, because your object is complex....
But now it's OK:
.
I did no changes to your object, just added 3 128x128 images, black white and red.
Than select the red image (Left click "Pick up Image"), go to Red material and "Drop Picked Object" / Diffuse , OK
and so for all 3 colors
That's all export 3ds convert to cx ....
here you can have the job
That's the easiest way to have it done with no other change to model , but not sure I had do it this way when started from scratch
look at Milos .dds ,it's a good help to understand how to make super low face model...(less work on model, but a little more work for textures
Good continuation
Patrice
Thanks for fast help.
I going to try it, and I going to try "Milos Way"
BR
Janos
Re: Hungary II
Hungary_2 scenery would be ready, finshed.
There are on test phase.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... sp=sharing
There are on test phase.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... sp=sharing
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Re: Hungary II
Hi Jbreznai, yes as Capricorne says it is better to build a very simple object for large structures. So to use simple planes with an image applied (.tga with transparency). WARNING one object with 3 textures will NOT work in Condor V2, each texture colour would have to applied to only one object - so your antenna would need to be 3 separate objects (one for each texture) to work.
I built some very nice power pylons in a simple way. Work in wings at 10% of the real life size (you can resize later). First build your antenna as a simple solid block, then select each face of ONE side (eg z+ faces only) individually and extract it without moving them (this is supposing the block is the same sizes all around - if front and side are different then you need to extract faces from two sides - eg: z+ and x+). For the cables a flattened cube with one vertex deleted to create the triangle is best, again, you only need to make one side.
Now delete the original block structure. UV map all objects (selected as objects/blocks/B) making sure to flip the interior faces and place them exactly over the corresponding exterior face. Create a texture 4096x4096 and make external as .tga. Note at this stage you have not yet applied any image to the UV map.
Open the texture in your graphics application, add another layer and draw the girders of the pylon and the cables in accurately. Use vector drawing tools for the drawing such as 'pen' or 'shape' tools - this will give a clean edge. The girders width should overlap the edges/lines of the wings texture by a little bit. Select the white background and create the alpha channel from the selection. Delete the background original texture. Lastly paint the entire image in bands of full colour covering over your original drawing (you might want to save a working file or a .tga under another name before painting over your nice drawing as if you have made a mistake with placement of the UV mapping it is impossible to see where your drawing was to correct it). Save as .tga or .dds with explicit alpha. Keep it at full size - do not downsize.
Import the image into wings and apply it to the UV mapping window. Drag and drop image onto AUV and after selecting everything 'apply AUV to selection'. You can now duplicate the various faces, flip them and position, continue until you have built up the entire object. Select all block/B and combine the objects. and VOILA! You now have a very simple object that wont affect frame rates too badly.
I built some very nice power pylons in a simple way. Work in wings at 10% of the real life size (you can resize later). First build your antenna as a simple solid block, then select each face of ONE side (eg z+ faces only) individually and extract it without moving them (this is supposing the block is the same sizes all around - if front and side are different then you need to extract faces from two sides - eg: z+ and x+). For the cables a flattened cube with one vertex deleted to create the triangle is best, again, you only need to make one side.
Now delete the original block structure. UV map all objects (selected as objects/blocks/B) making sure to flip the interior faces and place them exactly over the corresponding exterior face. Create a texture 4096x4096 and make external as .tga. Note at this stage you have not yet applied any image to the UV map.
Open the texture in your graphics application, add another layer and draw the girders of the pylon and the cables in accurately. Use vector drawing tools for the drawing such as 'pen' or 'shape' tools - this will give a clean edge. The girders width should overlap the edges/lines of the wings texture by a little bit. Select the white background and create the alpha channel from the selection. Delete the background original texture. Lastly paint the entire image in bands of full colour covering over your original drawing (you might want to save a working file or a .tga under another name before painting over your nice drawing as if you have made a mistake with placement of the UV mapping it is impossible to see where your drawing was to correct it). Save as .tga or .dds with explicit alpha. Keep it at full size - do not downsize.
Import the image into wings and apply it to the UV mapping window. Drag and drop image onto AUV and after selecting everything 'apply AUV to selection'. You can now duplicate the various faces, flip them and position, continue until you have built up the entire object. Select all block/B and combine the objects. and VOILA! You now have a very simple object that wont affect frame rates too badly.
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Re: Hungary II
As you can see, you can see through the image planes so that the background girders (interior) of the structure are also visible. It creates a very nice 3D effect as you move past it - exactly the same as a complex built object but with out all the work and with little interference with frame rates.
PS ignore the frame rate shown in my picture - not correct. Condor was not using correct graphics card.
PS ignore the frame rate shown in my picture - not correct. Condor was not using correct graphics card.
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Here is picture showing the basic block and extracted faces (I extracted two faces at once here - this is incorrect - do one at a time) to illustrate what I mean. You would then delete the grey block and UV map the pink extract.
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