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My new scenery is disappearing! (Read 155 times)
Oct 8
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, 2004 at 2:13pm
Travis
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Cannot find REALITY.SYS.
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I have created a new scenery object which I have placed near the equator in Columbia. Whenever I load it up, it will only show up when I am in Slew mode. If I get out of Slew mode, it immediately disappears, even when I am sitting on the ground next to it.
What might be causing this? The scenery was created in Gmax, and I am using MdlCommander and MiddleMan to export. Might that be an issue? The scenery is also very large (something like 16 km across), but I set the view distance in the export process to 50,000. Could this be affecting it as well?
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Oct 9
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, 2004 at 9:01am
Ivan
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No experience with GMAX, but my advice is to break it up in smaller parts
Russian planes:
IL-76 (all standard length ones)
,
Tu-154 and Il-62
,
Tu-134
and
An-24RV
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Oct 9
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Good Grief!
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16 km across...one object...oh yeah, that would be the problem.
I've created a few big scenery object myself, my largest one was probably somewhat smaller than that (although it was for 2002, I doubt much has changed.) it would only pop into view when I was almost right on top of it.
As nice as it would be, the engine just won't support anything that big.
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Oct 9
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, 2004 at 5:29pm
Travis
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Okay, so that one ain't gonna work . . .
So I started a new one. This one is much more decently sized. Its just a little eye candy for Cape Canaveral. But now I have a new problem. The scenery is supposed to move, so I'm attempting to use Tick18 to animate it, but it doesn't move in the sim.
The motion in Gmax goes from 0-1023 (1024 frames) and the animation starts at 1 and ends at 1023. I followed the guidelines for scenery creation in the SDKs, with everything in the scene being linked to a dummy object, and the Tick18 making a rotation animation.
But it won't work! Help?
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