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How do I create a mirror?
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Mussi
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set reflection shading on

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Or the old sckool way would to be to figure angles and use a second camera to capture the texture for the object, but its slow.
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@Mussi: is that the syntax for it?

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Quote: "SET REFLECTION SHADING ON
This command will set the specified object to use reflection. Use this command when you want to give
your object a reflective quality, though not all 3D hardware will support Vertex Shaders which are required
to produce this effect.

SYNTAX
SET REFLECTION SHADING ON Object Number
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JoelJ
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oh wait. is that for Pro or classic?

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Mussi
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pro

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JoelJ
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is there anyway to do that in classic?

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Mussi
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hmmm... you could try what TRS80Model1 said but I don't think I can help you with that so anyone who knows how... plz help this guy

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ReD_eYe
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i think it would be very slow in classic, because you only have 1 camera you'd have to change between them evry quickily, it is possible but not really worth it.


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To do a mirror in Classic it is actually rather simple. Simply place a plain which has a glass texture and it is transparent. Behind that, put a duplicate of your object, only have it to EVERYTHING reversed. To make it show, if your player is in front of the object, show the mirrored object.

There was a snippet around here somewhere that does just that. Try looking in Code Snippets.

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