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Double-sided plane

Fern

Fern

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Hi, All

Is there a way of making a plane (Standard Primitive plane) with gmax that actually shows texture on both sides?

I know how to make it appear in the gmax window itself by clicking on the "2-side" box of the Material Editor. However, after exporting, it only shows the texture on one side and the other is totally transparent, invisible.

Is there a way?

Thanks

F
 
Fern,

Make sure you assign the GMAX material the prefix of "ds_". This is Not to be confused with naming the actual texture, but assigning the material name in GMAX. Should do the trick!

Matt Perry
foxtrotsierra.org
 
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