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[The Mighty McLovin]

Don't know why this is happening. Some items are going invisible from afar, but I have created LOD's in OpenBRF. Maybes I did the LOD's wrong (I juts did compile LOD's) I don't know.   

In-game

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In OpenBRF

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[usnavy30]

Looks like to me you only generated lods1 and lods3, under the Settings tab select on building lod pyramids all 4 level of LODs so this is prevented.

It looks something like this

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[The Mighty McLovin]

Mines exactly the same as yours.

[usnavy30]

Mines exactly the same as yours.

Try recomputing the main body mesh's LODs. You should get lod1, lod2, lod3, and lod4 for the torso itself atleast.

[The Mighty McLovin]

I think I know what the problem is. Say that I named two "body" and then another "body.1" and then selected them both and then compiled the LOD's, that wouldn't work. Would I have to separately compile for both of the meshes?

EDIT: That worked. Thanks for the help

[Dazzer]

New error

File process_items.py, line 72, in module
write_items (variables,variables_uses,tag_uses,quick_strings)
File process_items.py, line 23, in write items
if (item[3]) (itp_merchandise) 0:
TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for: list and int

I dont know what that is. I did nothing in process_items before

Anyone ?

[Frederik]

Maybe you need to add brakes around it?
if ((item[3]) (itp_merchandise) 0):

[The Mighty McLovin]

Sorry for asking but I'm totally stuck here. I know for most metal parts on helmets (don't know the name ) most have their texture name with an _envmap on the end. I try to look for that but I see no results. So when I made my steel helmet bit, I just added an _envmap to the texture but it didn't work. How do you do it?

[usnavy30]

Sorry for asking but I'm totally stuck here. I know for most metal parts on helmets (don't know the name ) most have their texture name with an _envmap on the end. I try to look for that but I see no results. So when I made my steel helmet bit, I just added an _envmap to the texture but it didn't work. How do you do it?

I think I get what is wrong, you need to modify the Material not the texture referenced in tex tab.

envmap_shader_noskin_bump_colorspec is the shader

envmap_medium is the Enviro specified on the Material tab


envmap_shader_skin_bump_colorspec is the shader for rigged

[The Mighty McLovin]

Thank you, but what you mean for the rigged one?

[usnavy30]

Thank you, but what you mean for the rigged one?

For rigged helmets (such as the French cuirassier helmet)

[The Mighty McLovin]

Oh okay, thanks for the help.

[Dazzer]

Maybe you need to add brakes around it?
if ((item[3]) (itp_merchandise) 0):

Thats not working

[The Mighty McLovin]

Sorry for asking but I'm totally stuck here. I know for most metal parts on helmets (don't know the name ) most have their texture name with an _envmap on the end. I try to look for that but I see no results. So when I made my steel helmet bit, I just added an _envmap to the texture but it didn't work. How do you do it?

I think I get what is wrong, you need to modify the Material not the texture referenced in tex tab.

envmap_shader_noskin_bump_colorspec is the shader

envmap_medium is the Enviro specified on the Material tab


envmap_shader_skin_bump_colorspec is the shader for rigged

Do I just leave it or re-name the texture to "name_envamp"?

[usnavy30]

Just leave it, the texture should not be renamed. The only texture named so is envmap_medium for the Enviro on Material.