Re: Modeling references and tutorials (3DS Max)
Posted: 2009-11-15 22:02
Is there anything that explains what the Size ratio is for the BF2 engine? I'm using Gmax so I'm pretty sure that the 3ds max ratio is the same for Gmax.
From the LMing TutDrunkenup wrote:Is there anything that explains what the Size ratio is for the BF2 engine? I'm using Gmax so I'm pretty sure that the 3ds max ratio is the same for Gmax.
After this your units = basically to ingame iirc: 10units = 1mOnce in a new Max window, Choose Units Setup... from the Customize menu. Set to Generic Units, with a System Unit Scale of 1 Unit = 1 Inches found after clicking the System Unit Setup button.
https://www.realitymod.com/forum/f388-p ... orces.html[R-DEV]DankE_SPB wrote:The body itself is only a reference, you dont need to and shouldn't edit, therefore permission is not really needed, as long as its only a reference you dont touch.
Our kit geoms guys may give a word about it, but i would suggest to take US bf2 soldiers.
As for your faction, you started with wrong things. Kit geoms are neat and all that, but they are not urgent thing, without which faction cannot live. So far only IDF got custom kit geoms on release, all others received(if any) them later in process.
You should put detailed design plan, decide what is a high priority and work on it. In general you would want "infantry" assets to be done in 1st place- trucks, jeeps, apc, transport helicopter. Other vehicles may wait a bit.
All in all, I would advise you to invest your skills in other com factions/core instead of making new one.
The blueprints used for PR's challenger 2 came from a Tamiya 1:35 scale model of it if that's any help to you.PatrickLA_CA wrote:Hey guys so I just took up a modeling and animation subject in my Uni and need to do a project of my choice. I decided I'm going to work on a Challenger 2 but I can't seem to find decent high-res blueprints. Does anyone of you have access to any?


That will do well, thanks a lot!'[R-DEV wrote:camo;2184206']The blueprints used for PR's challenger 2 came from a Tamiya 1:35 scale model of it if that's any help to you.