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Belera
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I used the command, but the cylinder dosen't look solid. May be its the camera position. I had made a box using its corresponding command. That looked good. Is there a way to make the cylinder look solid like the box?
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Mason
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A screenshot or some code would help me find the problem. My guess is your looking inside the object because the camera is too close to the object. If that is the problem, you can use the set object command to fix it. But that probably isn't it since I haven't an idea what your talking about. Please throw a screen shot up here and some code so I can have a look

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Enter this code:


Does that work?

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spooky
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Cylinders are not capped on either end like you would expect. A better description is a 'tube'

There was talk that a future patch will have an extra flag to make cylinder solid. (wouldn't hold your breath though). Best bet is to make your own in a 3d modelling package.

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Dot Merix
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Posted: 31st Dec 2004 08:17 Edited at: 31st Dec 2004 08:18
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Here's an attachment of a cylinder for you, it's in .x format and it's untextured.



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TEH_CODERER
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Posted: 31st Dec 2004 21:54
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Alternatively try:

Turning object culling off seems to work.

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Lost in Thought
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Turning the cull off just makes it look solide in certain angles.



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TEH_CODERER
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Sorry! I'm an idiot! I only checked it at one angle!

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Gil Galvanti
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ya i hate cylinders, they appar like half a tube, i think its a bug, what i do is flatten a sphere and stick it on top to make it look right
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