Paul -The 99% transparency trick for curing the props texture see-through problem is one which 'everybody' seems to know about and therefore few think worth mentioning.
Took me ages to discover any reference to this simple cure :roll:
STUPID
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The usual translucency question
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Garry Russell
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Re: The usual translucency question
I'd never heard of it 
On the other hand I have never produced a prop material that did not contain transparency so it's not ben a problem I guess.
On pre makeMDL versions of FSDS the transparent parts have to be at the bottom of the list to avoid that so I guess the MakeMDL pics up the transpancy parts and does that automatically. :think:
Garry
On the other hand I have never produced a prop material that did not contain transparency so it's not ben a problem I guess.
On pre makeMDL versions of FSDS the transparent parts have to be at the bottom of the list to avoid that so I guess the MakeMDL pics up the transpancy parts and does that automatically. :think:
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Re: The usual translucency question
Hi Paul
I always make a transparent material too as thats how it used to be done and FSDS does not show alpha transparency so have to
Sorry didn't think of that as i always have used it.
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Rick
I always make a transparent material too as thats how it used to be done and FSDS does not show alpha transparency so have to
Sorry didn't think of that as i always have used it.
Regards
Rick
Re: The usual translucency question
Hi,
It's often the simple things we forget first...
It's often the simple things we forget first...