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timsky
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how do i load an x file do i use load object
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SimSmall
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Posted: 13th Apr 2006 19:59
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Indeed you do...
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timsky
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every time i load x file just a blank screen appears what i'am i doing wrong
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SimSmall
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Posted: 13th Apr 2006 20:12
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There could be several reasons:
1- The object may be behind the camera...
try using move object (object number),10 to move it forward 10 units. if nothing appears, move it another 10 units. If by 100 units its still not visible...

2- The object may be too small
try using scale object (object number),200,200,200 to make it double its original size. if you can't see it, then scale it to 300 (not 200, since it's already at 200.

Those are the most likely two reasons... remember that it could be both too small AND behind the camera, it doesn't have to be just one of those problems.
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The Nerd
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Posted: 13th Apr 2006 20:24 Edited at: 13th Apr 2006 20:25
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Quote: "1- The object may be behind the camera..."


Not if autocam is on.

Quote: "2- The object may be too small"


Again, not if autocam is on.

You could have forgot to use a sync command or something like that It's quite hard to help you when we don't got any kind of source code to look at. Would be much easier to track down the problem with it.

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SimSmall
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Quote: "Not if autocam is on."


Ah yes, I always autocam off, so I don't think of things like that. but because I'm such a bad loser of a non-existent competition:

Quote: "You could have forgot to use a sync command"


doesn't apply if manual sync-ing is off
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timsky
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thank you guys got my terrain to work really apprecaite it now just trying to set camera angles.
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The Nerd
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Posted: 14th Apr 2006 23:39
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Quote: "thank you guys"


No problem

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Freddy 007
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Posted: 14th Apr 2006 23:44 Edited at: 14th Apr 2006 23:44
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Quote: "(not 200, since it's already at 200."


Wrong. The SCALE OBJECT command works in percentage, so 200 would always be twice the size of the object.

EDIT: Typo


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SimSmall
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Posted: 15th Apr 2006 16:39 Edited at: 15th Apr 2006 16:40
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Quote: "The SCALE OBJECT command works in percentage, so 200 would always be twice the size of the object"


Yes, it's a percentage scale, but the object is scaled to the specified percent of it's original size, not its current size. Try scaling on object to 200% three times. you'll notice that after the first time, it doesn't get any bigger...

This is what I meant first time, sorry if it confused anyone...
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Freddy 007
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Ahh, ok.


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