Wouldn't it be great with a standalone windows application to preview
the car texture on the car shape without having to load N2002 all the
time ? I run N2002 in OpenGL and then it wont support application
switching, so I had quite a hassle to get the ratio on the rear panel
and bonnet correctly. Anyone know the ratio between the PSP template
and the actual texture on the car ? :)
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There *is* a free utility to do just that (view 2002 cars in 3d without
having to load the game), but I don't recall the website. Someone here
might know the URL, or you can find out what it is on either Team
Lightspeed or the Sierra NR2002 discussion forums.
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Great util. What *I* need though is to be able to paint directly onto a 3d
model... can't get my head round the 2d maps at all!
Andrew McP
> > Wouldn't it be great with a standalone windows application to preview
> > the car texture on the car shape without having to load N2002 all the
> > time ?
> http://www.esimracing.com/
> Great util. What *I* need though is to be able to paint directly onto a 3d
> model... can't get my head round the 2d maps at all!
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> > Wouldn't it be great with a standalone windows application to preview
> > the car texture on the car shape without having to load N2002 all the
> > time ?
> http://www.esimracing.com/
> Great util. What *I* need though is to be able to paint directly onto a 3d
> model... can't get my head round the 2d maps at all!
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> > Wouldn't it be great with a standalone windows application to preview
> > the car texture on the car shape without having to load N2002 all the
> > time ?
> http://www.esimracing.com/
> Great util. What *I* need though is to be able to paint directly onto a 3d
> model... can't get my head round the 2d maps at all!
1) The rear panel shrinks and grows on the vertical plane depending on
what part we're talking about. The vertical surface of the bumper
shrinks, and the vertical surface of the taillight panel grows.
2) The hood area grows along the vertical place by about 20%.
3) Use the guide layer (supplied in all of Brian Simpon's templates) to
align lines and decals. It makes things much easier.
4) Learn about layers.
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> > > Wouldn't it be great with a standalone windows application to preview
> > > the car texture on the car shape without having to load N2002 all the
> > > time ?
> > http://www.esimracing.com/
> > Great util. What *I* need though is to be able to paint directly onto a 3d
> > model... can't get my head round the 2d maps at all!
> There are some fairly bizarre traits that you have to get used to.
> 1) The rear panel shrinks and grows on the vertical plane depending on
> what part we're talking about. The vertical surface of the bumper
> shrinks, and the vertical surface of the taillight panel grows.
Ah, didn't know about that layer, even if I do use Mr. Simpson's templates.
Yup, both raster and vector layers are used.
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> Lucky sod. What I need is a Red & Black FreeBSD #70 Ford with an
> anarchist's flag on the hood. Fat chance, eh? ;-)
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>>>What *I* need is artistical talent, fortunately I have friends who have
>>>it :-), problem solved, my Larry Perkins Castrol Commodore (Chevy) is
>>>coming along great
>>Lucky sod. What I need is a Red & Black FreeBSD #70 Ford with an
>>anarchist's flag on the hood. Fat chance, eh? ;-)
> What's an anarchist flag?
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