When to use .dts and when to use .dif ?
by Jarrod Roberson · in Torque Game Engine · 05/30/2002 (9:33 pm) · 0 replies
Other than the obvious benefits of animation capaabilites of a .dts, and the ability to enter a .dif, when would you use one or the other if you did not need to enter a building, and it did not animate.
Like static placment of items like rocks, sandbags and other items, is there some kind of performance reasoning to use one over the other.
I know that a .dts can give you WAY more detail, and the .dif has automatic collision detection.
Just wondering?
Like static placment of items like rocks, sandbags and other items, is there some kind of performance reasoning to use one over the other.
I know that a .dts can give you WAY more detail, and the .dif has automatic collision detection.
Just wondering?
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