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Addons & Mods Depot => OFP - Addons & Mods Beta Testing => Topic started by: Narednik Igor on 03 Mar 2004, 23:51:24

Title: For professional programers
Post by: Narednik Igor on 03 Mar 2004, 23:51:24

For you ambicius programers that have lots of time
You could make a program addon that will simplefy
creating textures on a soldier model

Simple explanation: Making Texturing solidier extremly easy.

For more information respond to my topic 8)

Title: Re:For professional programers
Post by: Colonel_Klink on 04 Mar 2004, 01:09:52

Sounds interesting.. please enlighten me :)

Title: Re:For professional programers
Post by: Narednik Igor on 04 Mar 2004, 18:24:11

Well... hmhm... lets start.

Make a program that will have in center ,or anywhere else ,big window in wich you see soldier untextured in 3D. For example by holding right mouse button you rotate him, and so on. Then you import pictures (*.jpg, *.bmp ...) in the program and then you select, in special toolbar, some picture that you want to be on your unit. Than drag it to the surface of the soldier in a big window (Like in 3D max)
Then you move selected picture and set it while the picture is on the surface of unit. And then you add another one and so on... Just make is simpler than 3Dmax or Oxigen.

Title: Re:For professional programers
Post by: Colonel_Klink on 05 Mar 2004, 01:27:50

Sounds great except for a slight problem, and that is being able to make 3d program that can input p3d files in both mlod or odol format. I'm not saying it can't be done: There's P3Edit floating about the community, and probably other unreleased 3d modelling utilities that people have made for their own use.
The idea is good and I'd definitly support such a concept... even if it was able to be used for reskinning other vehicles.. would give instant feedback for texturers.

Title: Re:For professional programers
Post by: Narednik Igor on 05 Mar 2004, 15:50:14

Thanks for your time and understanding. :thumbsup:

But I have question about O2. Is it offical or unoffical program?

Title: Re:For professional programers
Post by: BoNeCoLLeCToR on 05 Mar 2004, 17:47:11

Quote from: Field Marshal Igor on 05 Mar 2004, 15:50:14

Thanks for your time and understanding. :thumbsup:

But I have question about O2. Is it offical or unoffical program?

official BIS program m8  ;)