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FPSC Classic Models and Media / What is wrong with my weapon model?

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PixelEater
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Posted: 31st May 2013 09:18
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I have this scar-L weapon model. It looked good in Milkshape but when I exported it into FPSC, it now has holes in it.

I tried different textures, but nothing changed.

I'm not too experienced in modeling and was hoping someone with more talent can help me.

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ultraplex
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Posted: 31st May 2013 21:05 Edited at: 31st May 2013 21:09
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it looks like u have faces back to front or reverse faces.
select model on faces mode and see if any reversed then click face(top of screen) then reverse vertex order...

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Willow
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Posted: 31st May 2013 21:54
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Also check that you have clean Alpha Channel (All White)in your textures.

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Arseny
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It's obviously not about the faces - the holes seems too choppy for low-poly wireframe)
I have the same issues with .dds & .jpg - I've solved it converting to .tga
If you've tried all types of texture formats - try to change the shader for example..
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Posted: 31st May 2013 23:11 Edited at: 1st Jun 2013 11:13
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[quote]It's obviously not about the faces - the holes seems too choppy for low-poly wireframe)
I have the same issues with .dds & .jpg - I've solved it converting to .tga
If you've tried all types of texture formats - try to change the shader for example..
maybe so, it was just a suggestion.
I did have a similar prob in milkshape that was reverse faces,but hey who knows..

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Posted: 1st Jun 2013 00:46
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PixelEater: I sent you an email.

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PixelEater
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Quote: " it looks like u have faces back to front or reverse faces.
select model on faces mode and see if any reversed then click face(top of screen) then reverse vertex order..."

Nothing happens.

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PixelEater: I sent you an email"

I'll check it now.


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it's because its a .jpg. .JPG format makes true black on an object transparent in games. change it to a .dds and you should be ok.

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yes, what disturbing said. its a jpeg texture change it to a dds texture and it solve the issue. just supporting Mr. D'd point.

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Another one for what Disturbing said.
It's an issue with the texture being true black (RGB 0,0,0), which FPSC will read as transparent.

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unfamillia
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Your problem will be exactly what Bejasc3D said.

Open your texture in GIMP or Photoshop (or whatever program you use) Then use your colour select tool, click on the 'true black' area; while that area is selected, just increase the brightness a tiny bit. You shouldn't notice the chage by just looking at it. But, as long as the RGB values (as Bejasc3D mentioned) don't read 0,0,0, you will be good.

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PixelEater
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Thanks everyone for your help! I finally got rid the the holes

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