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Nice work on the model Janders. I don't use blender but i'm sure someone here could help you get it game ready.

Amazing work on the jeep Jason. Very generous of you to share. It takes a lot of work to get models into torque. It's a shame no one takes the time to post a simple comment on these boards.

another site to download from is.

http://kabrite.com/truespace/?page_id=10

just wondering if anyone found these videos useful?

Thanks for embedding them Jeff. If there is any interest from people, i might try to figure more out.

This attachment is the scale normalizer plugin with example scene and pre made nodes.

20040831_gameSpaceTorqueProject.zip

Here is a link to download the old 3d Buzz gamespace tutorials. A great set of videos that will teach you how to box model an elf character and how to create a skeleton for it and some animating. There is also an intro to truespace video they did. It's worth watching.

http://www.clintons3d.com/tutorials/gs3dbuzz/gamespace.htm

Did a series of video tutorials showing how to get a static object from truespace 3d 7.6.1 to torque 3d. Let me know what you think. I didn't know how to embed the videos so here are the youtube links. If some one is willing to embed them in this post for me i would be thankful.

installing the exporter into TS

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Setting up layers in TS

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scaling the object in Ts

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Truespace to torque 3d

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correction 4 dummy object

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THESE ARE THE WRITTEN DIRECTIONS I FOUND AND USED. THANKS FOR THE HUSBAND AND WIFE THAT WROTE THEM.

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Here are the steps to start from a visible shape and fill out the surrounding nodes:

1. Create the shape. Union it into a single shape object.

2. Rename the shape to be an object called “shape64”.

3. Create the collision object.

4. Rename the collision object to be “col-1”.

5. Group as sibling between shape64 and col-1.

6. Rename the group to be “start01”.

7. Create two marker objects as cubes off to the side.

8. Rename one to be “_detail64”, and one to be “_collision-1”

9. On the scene editor, select each of _detail64, _collision-1, and start01. Then group as sibling.

10. Rename the group to be “base01”.

11. Create a cube and adjust it to be the bounds of the object.

12. Rename the cube to be called “bounds”.

Click on the blue sphere at the top of the color shader and select plain transparency from the menu.

Right click on the reflectance shader and select an environment map shader from the reflectance shader selector.

In your environment map shader use these settings

Set the luminance slider to 0

Set the diffusion slider to max

Set the shininess slider to 0

Set the specular slider to 0

Your object should be about 5 to 15 trueSpace units on all sides to be scaled correctly for human scale.

Your bounds object should have its axes centered and at the bottom (usually 0,0,0) as this is the point where the object will come to rest on the terrain.

All Torque scenes must contain the following objects at the scene root level in order to export properly:

A bounding box named bounds. This defines the shapes orientation and position in the world. Without the bounding box, the scene will not export.

The DTS hierarchy. This is a group in the scene root (base01) that contains at least one detail level marker (_detail#) and at least one additional group with children (start01) that has geometry somewhere in its sub-hierarchy and/ or a IK group that deforms a mesh.

A detail level marker indicates to the exporter what detail level mesh should be drawn at a given distance. The number following the name of an object corresponds to the pixel size in the game engine at which the shape will be drawn. The shape branch of the DTS hierarchy corresponds to the actual DTS shape that will be exported. The whole subtree can be under one branch or there can be multiple branches (shape01, shape02, etc.).

thanks.

Shoot. I did forget to add the executable, didn't I. Let me fix that.

That's o.k.. Could you please let us know when this is fixed.

thanks

joe

Only seems to work with fps tutorial template. Not full or empty templates.

It did not create the exe file anywhere.

HOW I SET IT UP

created a folder on desk top called torque3.

unzipped the 3.7 win 32 into that.

unzipped 2.2 project manager in to the 3.7 win folder

create new project in project manager.

creates the project in my project.

No exe to be found anywhere.

thanks for looking at this Duion

I installed the 3.7 windows 32 precompiled version and the pre-compiled version 2.2 of project manager. It creates the project but doesn't make the exe. in the my projects folder. Same for other versions i installed. Do i need a third thing to install?