What causes walls like this?
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c5...kx24/edges.jpg
I have no idea what makes the wall appear like this. It has no smoothing and when i turn it on it does nothing. The points are on the exact same spot on the axis so it should be completely flat. I have several things like this in my level and it has me stumped. Plz help.
Re: What causes walls like this?
This could be caused if you ran lightmaps low it can sometimes also cause black triangles to appear try running lightmaps a bit higher. Does it look flat in 3ds max?
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The lightmaps were set on high in the pic and ive had things like this happen when working on halo 1 maps. The triangles show up flat in 3ds.
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In 3ds max make a render of the face, it should show if the triangle doesn't look nice it may look like it does in game, If it does then put a smoothing group on it and do another render that may fix the problem
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You didn't use a polygon to model that.
Correctly, you would use four points:
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Incorrectly, you would use three:
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Many lighting errors are caused by creating triangles and grouping them together in a way that both 3ds max and h2 display them crappily.
Polygonal modeling can achieve a much nicer, smoother, surface.
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Ok it shows up with no problems in 3ds and those jacked up triangles are both polys right next to each other.
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Do a render in 3ds max from different angles, you can do spotlights too.
Uhm, ahh okay.
From the picture it looks like two triangles... Not a surface that was made to be two triangles together.
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Check if there are any errors that are shown by sapien. As in it tells you the error and highlights it in a colour.
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Actually, make sure your verts are welded, and apply a single smoothing group to that entire wall.
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Actually, make sure your verts are welded, and apply a single smoothing group to that entire wall.
Dude, that's awesome that a girl is into this stuff... I really wish more were into this world. We'd sure see a lot of crazy cool creations.