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Newcomers DBPro Corner / skyspheres, objects, and textures oh my!

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Social Disease
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Posted: 2nd Oct 2003 15:07
Couple more quick questions coming at ya' all
Ok, How do you make skyspheres? I think I understand the concept, a giant sphere with texture on the inside, but do you have to create it with a seperate 3d modeler, or can I just make a sphere with dbpro?
next, speaking of textures and object modelers, are there any decent resources out there that have some decent models and textures I can use? I can't afford darkmatter yet, I have zero artistic ability to make my own. Are there any free pre-made resources? Like samples?
thanx .

So many games... so little time!
IanM
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Posted: 2nd Oct 2003 15:17
You can create a sky sphere in one of two ways.

Either create the sphere with a negative size, or create your sphere normally and switch its culling off.
Kelebrindae
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Posted: 2nd Oct 2003 15:51
IanM's right: with "set object [numObject],1,1,0", you switch the culling off (the normals point inward).

For the ressource, this page:
http://rpg-dev.games-creators.org/artefacts.html
gives great links to all kind of ressources (sounds, music, textures, etc...)

Does it help?

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Social Disease
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Posted: 3rd Oct 2003 03:18
Still one question left, when you create the spere, do you (can you) do that with in DBpro, or do (have to) use a 3D modeler?
If you can do both, what are the pros and cons?


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Scorpyo
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Posted: 4th Oct 2003 00:15
Yes you can create a skysphere from DBP

MAKE OBJECT SPHERE objnum,radius

a cons may be that ghosting it will cause weird effects..as opposed to using a model..
but this may be a problem with my set up and not DBP related

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