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Thanks, you guys are have been a lot of help
![]() I have to ask though, what is the point of texturing in ac3d if we have to do it in a render program? Isn't one of the selling points for ac3d is the ease at texturing? |
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It's also needed for real-time models, such as for games or scientific visualization. |
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lol, i'm confused. I just use ac3d for uv mapping? Then I apply the texture using bryce?
For games, you don't render your models? |
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Again, correct. The game _is_ the renderer. Some games still have an in-between step because they need certain things precomputed--typically lighting-related values and collision\partitioning data--but it's frequently something that happens in the level editor or as part of a custom "build" process. Hope that's a little less confusing. ![]() |
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