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Modding, Mission Design, and Coding => The Modding Workshop => Topic started by: Ypoknons on May 05, 2001, 09:19:00 am
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Sorry for some of my jerk behavior around here lately, or at least what I call jerkish...
In any case, can someone help me do this: Apply multiple textures to one subobject without using the paint tool in Truespace 1? This'll go into Freespace 2, BTW.
I've also got Rhino Full and 3D Explorer, so I can always try the cob-low-rhino editing-cob route. But I don't think that'll help much.
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Originally posted by Ypoknons:
Sorry for some of my jerk behavior around here lately, or at least what I call jerkish...
In any case, can someone help me do this: Apply multiple textures to one subobject without using the paint tool in Truespace 1? This'll go into Freespace 2, BTW.
I've also got Rhino Full and 3D Explorer, so I can always try the cob-low-rhino editing-cob route. But I don't think that'll help much.
Not really possible in ts 1.0...nor in any other than 4.x or above. You'd need per face-tools.
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You can do multiple maps in TS1. If you want to apply one per primitive, move down in the Hierarchy and then apply it. If you want to apply more than one per primitive, you can apply one to each face: just paint the faces you want with a different map with a different base material, apply the ones you want. This is because the paint over material will only paint over that material in that area of the object. It won't pain over other materials. I used both of these techniques on the GTF Jupiter.