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foudn your video flyinrooster
http://youtube.com/watch?v=EIvSJ91SX34
Um, if I dont seem to be a pain, could you possibly send me a max file of your damnation port?
I dunno, I usually make the smallest of mistakes and well i still cant get them to work...
Do exactly what the help file says, except leave out the "g h" crap. I can't get that to work. Tessellate your glass and mess around with the optimization. Then make 3 to 6 materials. i.e. "dam glass01%-" to "dam glass06%-". Make those shaders, glass01 through glass06. Then in max, select the faces and change its material ID to be in that "group" of glass that breaks when shot. So say you shoot group glass01, then that part is the part that breaks.
yea but im not even worried about that, I just want it one breakable surface for now, so I dont have to create more materials and tesselate etc..
so I do %- on the material and the actual mesh should have % at the begining of the name or after?
ex
%glass01
or glass01%
Object = %glass
Mat = glass%-
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Originally Posted by Lightning
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What do you exactly mean by object? Does the galss have to be in a frame? Is it actually part of the level or a seperte plane or something?
the glass is instanced geometry. Meaning it is its own model, linked to the b_levelroot(aka frame)
so youd make either a box or a plane, assign it with the name %glass(%means its instanced)
and then create a material with its name as glass%-
i just tried it and when i shoot it nothing happens... and for some reason th glass is only one sided. also i got this error every time i use tool: http://img459.imageshack.us/my.php?i...lerror1cf4.jpg
That is why you add % in the material name as well. % For an object means instanced geometry. % For a material means double-sided. - In material means breakable surface.
i did that