So yes, well done, you found the trick!!! :salute:
Like you, I noticed this bug, but as I don't use this tool, I didn't try to understand it!!!
So I confirm !!!
I never had the courage to start learning Blender (I know anim8or for so long time!) but what you say makes me really want to.
I'll have a look to blender one day.....
You are right - that's what I think - to recommend it...
Yes, I know there are some issues with the anim8or 3Ds converter. (import and export).
So that's why I make the textures with UVmapper ....
I make my meshes in anim8or
I export to *.obj (it works good) to texture with UVmapper.
( it is better to do object by object (or element by element)...
So I think your technique is not the right one for making the tail of the plane (rear wings and rudder).
Start by making a “cube” element (one side only ) here is the right wing :
Then give it an approximate dimensions and a number of divisions according to your idea
Then convert this cube...
Hi
So I see at least 2 errors:
There must not be points on a line without a triangle
(see image 1 what to do and img 2 explanation)
And there is a triangle "face" which must be false (red arrow)
I'll look at your an8 file this afternoon a tell you after were is the issue.......
Yes: 3d2msh is an isolated executable module, while with the "export_msh_plugin.a8s" module you can export the 3D model directly from anim8or in msh format recognized by orbiter.
You just have (after) to add the list of textures at the end of the *.msh file, I can explain it to you, it's easy...
I made this tutorial a while ago, but sorry I didn't make an English version...
I think that with "google translate" you will be able to understand.
otherwise ask me which section you don't understand, and I will try to translate it for you....
ok 😉
So to make a horizontal or vertical line (or cut), here are 2 ways to do it that I use very often:
1) with the grid:
menu go to Option => Grid...
enable Show Grid option
then in Objects set the distance (for example 1) distance = meters
then enable "grid snap"
2) Another method...
So a quick and very usefull tip:
I'm French (and my english is not so good :LOL: ), so my computer uses the comma as a decimal separator.
But there is a very usefull little prog: it automatically changes the comma to a dot then opens meshwizard.
And when Meshwizard closes, the Windows system...
1) Select your points (arrow or selection square) then press the del key (of your keyboard)
2) Use the tool (at the bottom and left) and go from point 1 (in white) by pressing the left mouse button to your point 2 (which turns red) and release the mouse button
3) use the knife and press...
Thank you !!!
Sure, it could be, but I don't know (yet) how to make a dll.
BrianJ gave me the fist step for learning, but... I'm too lazy for the moment.... :rolleyes: :LOL: