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Renegade material type, rock,metal,wood etc [message #71365]

Sat, 13 March 2004 08:12

bighairybear
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Setting the material type in the material editor doesnt seem top make any difference.
I can set an object to be grass, rock, concrete, wood, tiberium etc but. when i play the level it always sounds and acts like metal.

I dont understand why it aint working. Mad

Mad

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Renegade material type, rock,metal,wood etc [message #71368]

Sat, 13 March 2004 08:18

bigwig992
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It's weird, I have that same problem. I can set it to whatever material type, and add in abunch of alpha blending, but it always comes out like metal/completely one texture, that's why I always send my .gmax files to other people and have them export it for me with me settings, and it comes out perfectly.

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Renegade material type, rock,metal,wood etc [message #71380]

Sat, 13 March 2004 09:24

CnCsoldier08
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well for alpha blending not working you need to check the V-Alpha box under W3D settings. I don't know about the other problem.

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Renegade material type, rock,metal,wood etc [message #71384]

Sat, 13 March 2004 10:07

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I'm not an idiot...it just doesn't export correctly.

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Re: Renegade material type, rock,metal,wood etc [message #71395]

Sat, 13 March 2004 12:43

Titan1x77
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bighairybear

Setting the material type in the material editor doesnt seem top make any difference.
I can set an object to be grass, rock, concrete, wood, tiberium etc but. when i play the level it always sounds and acts like metal.

I dont understand why it aint working. Mad

Mad

are you using heightfeild?...if so,it doesnt work.

Start playing around with ren-x...much better results once you get the hang of it.

"But if the gameplay sucks, the looks don't matter at all." - Sir Phoenixx

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Renegade material type, rock,metal,wood etc [message #71398]

Sat, 13 March 2004 12:49

Aircraftkiller
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He's not talking about heightfield, idiot. There is no material editor in heightfield terrain editing.

If you're having issues with materials sounding metal, regardless, you need to stop using the material navigator to apply textures.

Using the material navigator causes the light metal material to be used, regardless.

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Renegade material type, rock,metal,wood etc [message #71525]

Sun, 14 March 2004 02:39

Blazer
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Whats the proper method to use then?

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Renegade material type, rock,metal,wood etc [message #71529]

Sun, 14 March 2004 03:07

Aircraftkiller
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Material editor... Select the mesh, press M to bring it up, give the new material a name and substance. Apply it to the mesh, viola...

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Renegade material type, rock,metal,wood etc [message #71549]

Sun, 14 March 2004 09:50

Vitaminous
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Aircraftkiller

Material editor... Select the mesh, press M to bring it up, give the new material a name and substance. Apply it to the mesh, viola...

Voil�*.

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Renegade material type, rock,metal,wood etc [message #71615]

Sun, 14 March 2004 15:04

bighairybear
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Im definately using the 'material editor' by pressing the M key. Thats in Gmax/RenX,

bigwig992 what was that you saying about exporting the level and getting some else to compile it? do you just send them the gmax file or send them w3d files?

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Renegade material type, rock,metal,wood etc [message #71619]

Sun, 14 March 2004 15:13

IRON FART
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He sends the .gmax file to be exported.

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Renegade material type, rock,metal,wood etc [message #71737]

Mon, 15 March 2004 05:40

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So far what i noticed that the material types make like glass (Obviously) work like glass. but the main thing i find is, that when you set it as metal, it shows a bullet hole when shot when you set it to heavy metal, it doesnt. and the same with many other things.

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Renegade material type, rock,metal,wood etc [message #71798]

Mon, 15 March 2004 14:25

Madtone
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Maybe because bullets can't penetrate heavy metal....

Hehehe!

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Renegade material type, rock,metal,wood etc [message #72721]

Fri, 19 March 2004 12:18

bighairybear
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Confused

I not trying to blend textures. I know that you set a material type its supposed to act like the selected material as that want im trying to do.

I put gmax and renx on another computer and tried using that but i still get the same problem. I think it must be something wrong with my export settings.

When i export my basic terrain (as W3D) i have the following options checked.
Export transform(bones); Export Geometry; Damage Region=0;

Geometry options: Normal
Collision options: Physical, Projectile, Vehicle, Vis

Then i use the export with standard materials and choose renegade terrain.

Question

Question

Is this the right way to do it ?
Testfile> http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/bighairybear/testterrain.gmax

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Renegade material type, rock,metal,wood etc [message #72726]

Fri, 19 March 2004 12:43

Aircraftkiller
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That's your problem, you're exporting with standard materials. That's for Lightscape lightmap rendering export, not for anything else.

Try File > Export, instead.

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Renegade material type, rock,metal,wood etc [message #73730]

Thu, 25 March 2004 05:34

bighairybear
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Smile

Smile

Smile

Thanks, it works now.

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