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Hello All...

 

I'm having a little problem in make the vegetation. I did the following:i Created a model, exported, and loaded in the engine as "model" normally, as ".gmf". Then i got the same model, and put in other folder, but renamed with the sulffix "vegetation", but when loading in the engine, they were with the scale different, and vegetations that do not have to be scaled as common models.

 

Anyone any idea why this is happening, and how solve??

 

 

In this image, is showing the situation. The left tree, is a tree created with the vegetation, and the right tree, is a tree creted as Game Model Format..

 

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what version of LE are you using and exported from what?

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I don't use max so cant help there and don't know of any problems with the 30 day trial ..

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I'm not sure if this is the problem, but one thing I always do to avoid scale problems is to reset the objects scale to 100% before export (or there is an option in the exporter to do it for you). So for example, if you create a box and then scale it up uniformly by 200%, Max does this by retaining a scale value for that object of x=200, y=200, and z=200, but that information doesn't get exported. If you select your object, then right click the scale button it will show you what scale values the object has. Anything other than 100 in the x, y and z can give you problems. To reset it, select the object then click on the "Hierarchy" tab and then click the "Scale" button in the "Reset" roll out. You can do the same thing with the "Transform" value for rotation problems.

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