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Interiors - Buildings

by Jean-Pierre Cuerrier · in General Discussion · 11/18/2006 (8:02 am) · 3 replies

Hello again,
I just have a couple quick questions about Interiors. I have made a very large structure using Quark. It's pretty basic right now, just exterior walls and two stories. Looks great in quark, but when I import it into my game the textures are badly stretched as the structure is soooooooooo tall. Am I missing a repeat texture button or flag at time of import?

Secondly, some of the other structures I am working on have some rounded elements which do not get exported well. Is there a way aROUND (cheezy pun.... sorry) this?

Thanks for your help in advance everyone, and I just wanna let everyone know that it's okay if you don't get back to me right away if you are playing your PS3 or Wii :o)

RT
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    Torque 3D Owner Jean-Pierre Cuerrier
    #1
    11/19/2006 (5:27 am)
    Okay, so now that you've all had some time with the ps3's and the wii (which was lunched just hours ago) any ideas?

    Thanks in advance!
    RealTime

    Torque Owner Mike Rowley
    Mike Rowley
    #2
    11/19/2006 (6:06 am)
    Stupid forum glitch...If this shows up double, forgive.


    I don't know anything about quark, (eccept that I don't like it) but it sounds like you have a bad exporter that is messing up the UV coords.
    Personally, I use DeleD and their torque exporter

    Torque 3D Owner Jean-Pierre Cuerrier
    #3
    11/19/2006 (6:35 am)
    Thanks Mike! I'll check it out right now