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Modding and game content creation => Mods => Topic started by: StrikerShot21 on 21 May 2004, 03:27:01

Title: Textures
Post by: StrikerShot21 on 21 May 2004, 03:27:01

All of my models that I use look white in-game. I assume it's because Glest tries to put the original unit's (i.e. archer) texture onto my new model. I tried deleting the original texture but Glest said there was an error because I deleted it. Is there a way to prevent Glest from trying to load up the original texture? My models have built-in textures (not sure if that exists but my models already have color) and they don't come with seperate texture images to load.

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Post by: tucho on 21 May 2004, 03:32:18

Are you using a bitmap texture in your models?

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Post by: StrikerShot21 on 21 May 2004, 03:34:55

I have no idea (I'm relatively new to 3D modelling, let alone texturing) all I know is that my models have no texture images along with them, I just load up the model and the color is already there. What I really need is someone to help me with my game.

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Post by: tucho on 21 May 2004, 14:52:51

you've assured that your models have bitmap texture applyed in 3dsmax. In the export plugin you have to activate "texture coordinates" and you can export the model, if you follow this instructions the export plugin creates tga texture for your model.

Sorry for my english  :-[

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Post by: martiño on 21 May 2004, 18:19:24

Glest doesn't try to load the archer textures, glest loads the textures in your model, if your model has no textures, it will be displayed without them.

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Post by: StrikerShot21 on 21 May 2004, 20:26:29

how come my models show up white when I know they have color? (Sorry, I'm kind of new at this)

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Post by: martiño on 21 May 2004, 21:14:50

That's because glest uses for model color tue current diffuse color of the material, if the object has no material models are shown in white

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Post by: Lack Of Love on 31 March 2018, 17:09:26

Quote from: martiño on 21 May 2004, 21:14:50

That's because glest uses for model color tue current diffuse color of the material, if the object has no material models are shown in white

how materials affect in diffuse and specular glest ?
can you see this link please https://forum.megaglest.org/index.php?topic=9997.msg93634#msg93634 (https://forum.megaglest.org/index.php?topic=9997.msg93634#msg93634)