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Jan 14th, 2006 at 11:58am

Brett_Henderson   Offline
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I'm nearing the texturing phase of my C210 and started wondering about something that I'm sure "should" be obvious. You know how it is when you're this deep into something.. get a mental block and just NEED to know before you go anyfurther ?

Obviously you don't want to apply textures to every, single part.. and to this point.. I just assumed materials will do fine for minor parts. THEN.. I got to wondering.. When you define materials as you need them.. do they go with the model ? ..  As in.. will they show up on a computer running FS9 but NOT FSDS ? I'm pretty sure they will, but I can't stop thinking that those created materials got put into FS9.. or at least reside in the FSDS installation and woud not be on somebody else's computer...

I'll probably take a nap.. come back and read this and beat myself over the head for being so dense.. but like I said.. right now it's a mental block  ???
 
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Reply #1 - Jan 14th, 2006 at 3:18pm

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Yes.  Materials "stay" with the model, and give the part either bare-bones color, or the particular material properties (ex.  Transparent parts such as canopies, windshields, etc.)


 

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Reply #2 - Jan 14th, 2006 at 4:54pm

Brett_Henderson   Offline
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Thanks Felix...

I thought so, but I couldn't convince myself and didn't feel like loading FS9 on a second computer.. just to find out..
 
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