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[Rubies]

Don't suppose anyone could tell me where I'm going wrong on this - I've
got a "sewer" tile replacement for the City Exterior set, and my new
walkmesh just doesn't work... at all. It's been through several phases
of "half working" and "wrong z axis" working, and now I broke it. Tiles
really aren't my thing.

http://dl.dropbox.co...9/sewertile.zip

[_six]

Two problems.

1. There are two downwards facing surfaces on the bottom. Remove these. A normal walkmesh should only ever have upwards facing surfaces, and not have surfaces that overlap. I often have downwards facing surfaces but that's only because I'm very very sure of what I'm doing

2. Your walkmesh is set to use material 2 all over. Material 2 is a non-walkable material. You should set it to 4, which is Stone.

[Rubies]

1. Eep, must've been caused by the Cap Holes modifier - I was -really- lazy and couldn't be bothered linking up the verts on top.

2) I'm so silly, that explains why it stopped working all of a sudden.

EDIT: I removed the down-facing faces and set the material ID to 4, but I'm still having issues with it being unwalkable, oddly enough. Any other ideas?

Disregard that - every time I re-import the model in Gmax, the ID has reset, but any actual model changes are fine... Probably just exporting being iffy to me again - it tends to hate me. I updated the sewertile.zip file on my Dropbox if it's possible to check again.

Disregard x2. Turns out applying through the Material Navigator just doesn't do it.

Modifié par Rubies, 04 juin 2011 - 11:25 .

[Michael DarkAngel]

Remove the dummy you have the walkmesh linked to and instead link the walkmesh to the tile base.

[edit] based on the sewertile.zip file I downloaded roughly 10-15 minutes ago[/edit]


  MDA

Modifié par Michael DarkAngel, 04 juin 2011 - 11:26 .

[Rubies]

I'll start doing that instead, thanks! Read a guide a while ago that mentioned using dummies and it just stuck with me since then.

[Michael DarkAngel]

After testing, when attempting to walk on the grate (or what used to be the grate in the original tile), that is where I have issues.  I get stuck, and can't seem to walk away from the center of the tile.

Upon closer examination, you have a layer of faces underneath the very topmost layer, which is apparently causing the "stuck" issue.

To set your walk material:  Select the faces you want to set, scroll down the rollout panel until you find "Surface Properties".  In the Material group you will see "Set ID".  Use the up and down arrows to change the Material ID of your selected faces.


  MDA