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Support / Anyone know of any good Human Animations I could use?
« on: August 07, 2006, 01:30:44 pm »
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I am currently developing a small 3D environment to help teach archaeology.  I am slowly getting there, but having huge difficulties developing realistic looking avatars for the users.

Does anyone know of a source of good cheap/free human animations (possibly in 3DS format) which I could load directly into the JPCT 3D environment?

Alternatively, does anyone know the location of a good tutorial which would guide me through the process of developing my own realitic human avatar and walking animation?

Thanks for any assistance you can provide!




Kris

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Support / Textures in FPS Demo
« on: February 08, 2006, 07:53:17 pm »
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I am sorry to post such an open question, but I am having real difficulty understanding how the textures are applied in the FPS demo which is provided in the JPCT download package.

From the source I have noted the comment:

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       /**
         * Load the textures needed and add them to the TextureManager. We are loading the "numbers"
         * texture for blitting the framerate as well as the weapon's environment map and all JPGs
         * that can be found in the "textures"-directory. The 3DS file of the level contains
         * materials that are pointing to these textures (identified by name).
         */

However I am unsure how to determine how the 3DS file of the level refers to each texture.  I have imported the 3DS file into 3D Studio Max 8 and cannot see how the texture files relate relate to the objects by name:  The objects in the 3DS file are named along the lines of objXXX where XXX is the object number.  The materials covering the objects are named MaterialXX where XX is the material name.  The textures are named qlXX.jpg where ql refers (I presume) to the 3DS file, XX refers to the texture number.  Thus I cannot see how either the objects and textures or materials and textures relate.

If anyone could spend the time either explaining, or pointing me in the direction of a URL that explains how to map between 3DS objects and textures I would be very grateful.

Kind regards,




Kris

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