Talk:Modelling - Revision history

KewlToyZ at 03:53, 27 March 2008

2008-03-27T03:53:07Z

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	I am wondering what the parameters are for restricting "layer/group/object" names and classification?		I am wondering what the parameters are for restricting "layer/group/object" names and classification?
	I'll post the answers as I find them.		I'll post the answers as I find them. Mainly a useful outline readily available to name objects and groups with 3DS Max 4 and the pof converter. I am using Rhino 3 for my primary modeler. Exporting as dxf R12 seems to work well enough. Max imports by layer name as a selectable option as well. So I guess I really need to know what the names should be for everything to read right.

KewlToyZ at 03:50, 27 March 2008

2008-03-27T03:50:28Z

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	* You're specifically talking about FreeSpace 2 SCP, no? Also, there seems to be something broken in your signature. [[User:Selectah\|Selectah]] 03:15, 26 September 2007 (CDT)		* You're specifically talking about FreeSpace 2 SCP, no? Also, there seems to be something broken in your signature. [[User:Selectah\|Selectah]] 03:15, 26 September 2007 (CDT)


			'''Looking for answers =)
	I am wondering what the parameters are for restricting "layer/group/object" names and classification?		I am wondering what the parameters are for restricting "layer/group/object" names and classification?
	I'll post the answers as I find them.		I'll post the answers as I find them.

KewlToyZ: Model group/layer/object naming

2008-03-27T03:49:33Z

Model group/layer/object naming

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	And 1024² seems to be more the standard for fighter textures. Some mods start going even higher already.		And 1024² seems to be more the standard for fighter textures. Some mods start going even higher already.
	* You're specifically talking about FreeSpace 2 SCP, no? Also, there seems to be something broken in your signature. [[User:Selectah\|Selectah]] 03:15, 26 September 2007 (CDT)		* You're specifically talking about FreeSpace 2 SCP, no? Also, there seems to be something broken in your signature. [[User:Selectah\|Selectah]] 03:15, 26 September 2007 (CDT)

			I am wondering what the parameters are for restricting "layer/group/object" names and classification?
			I'll post the answers as I find them.

Selectah at 08:15, 26 September 2007

2007-09-26T08:15:43Z

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	That seems pretty outdated. I'm not sure about all values, but 10k for the lod 0 of a fighter shouldn't really be a problem anymore.		That seems pretty outdated. I'm not sure about all values, but 10k for the lod 0 of a fighter shouldn't really be a problem anymore.
	And 1024² seems to be more the standard for fighter textures. Some mods start going even higher already.		And 1024² seems to be more the standard for fighter textures. Some mods start going even higher already.
			* You're specifically talking about FreeSpace 2 SCP, no? Also, there seems to be something broken in your signature. [[User:Selectah\|Selectah]] 03:15, 26 September 2007 (CDT)

DaBrain: New page: '''Time to update the poly and texture values?''' Less than 2k polies for a fighter? And using a 512² map for it? That seems pretty outdated. I'm not sure about all values, but 10k for t...

2007-04-09T23:34:49Z

New page: '''Time to update the poly and texture values?''' Less than 2k polies for a fighter? And using a 512² map for it? That seems pretty outdated. I'm not sure about all values, but 10k for t...

New page

'''Time to update the poly and texture values?'''

Less than 2k polies for a fighter? And using a 512² map for it?
That seems pretty outdated. I'm not sure about all values, but 10k for the lod 0 of a fighter shouldn't really be a problem anymore.
And 1024² seems to be more the standard for fighter textures. Some mods start going even higher already.