GingerBread House

#1 Forget constructor. Use milkshape or Deled (or actually any poly modeling program you're comfortable with) to make it.
I can't answer how to make it in milkshape, but in deled it's easy. Just make a box with 3 points and connect the top verts to get that pointed roof.

#2 Keep in mind that TGE doesn't have built-in polysoup. If this is meant to be an interior, then the choice comes down to either using Constructor to create a .dif, or applying the polysoup resource to the C++ source code to use a .dts you've created with something else.

#3 so i shouldn't use torque constructor, and i should use milkshape for it right? ill look into deled too, but i just wanted to know how you guys would approach this and thanks

#4 Like I said - since you're using TGE, which does not include support for polysoup by default, it depends. Will this be an interior? That is, will this be a building-sized but not highly-detailed shape that your player can walk or bump into?

Right out of the box, the only format that TGE supports for interiors is .dif. To create them, you need a brush-based tool such as Constructor or QuArk.

If you're prepared to hack TGE's C++ source code to apply the polysoup resource, then you can use that to allow players to walk or bump into models created in a "regular" 3d editor such as Milkshape.

Another option is to upgrade to T3D, which supports polysoup right out of the box.

#5 its not really an interior you can't walk inside its just for looks in the town.

#6
thanks guys for the advice here is the gingerbread house pretty much done in Milkshape 3D. What do you guys think?

#7 Looks good enough to eat! :-)

#8 Not bad at all. I think you've burnt your gingerbread tho. :-D

#9 thanks a lot guys lol :D and yeah for some reason the roof texture messed up but it might work in-game