Disappearing textures fix (ASM tweak) - Revision history

BASys at 19:05, 11 October 2012

2012-10-11T19:05:06Z

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DavidK: Dissapearing textures fix (ASM tweak) moved to Disappearing textures fix (ASM tweak): sp

2011-07-23T23:00:31Z

Dissapearing textures fix (ASM tweak) moved to Disappearing textures fix (ASM tweak): sp

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Arno: Texture - Disappearing moved to Dissapearing textures fix (ASM tweak)

2008-07-06T15:35:42Z

Texture - Disappearing moved to Dissapearing textures fix (ASM tweak)

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Arno at 15:34, 6 July 2008

2008-07-06T15:34:59Z

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 In the Fs2002 GMax gamepack, it is a common problem that the texture of small objects will disappear too soon. Instead a non-textured version of the object is shown. To "fix" this problem, some people added big invisible polygons under their object, to let Flight Simulator think it is bigger. But there is a much simpler way to fix this problem.
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 There is one drawback to this fix. When you have used reflections on your object, this means that the alpha channel of your texture is used for the reflection, they will no longer work after you changed the texture type. Reflections only work when the texture type is set to TEXTURE_AIRCRAFT.
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BASys: Disappearing textures moved to Texture - Disappearing: Titling Rationalisation

2008-04-25T18:40:56Z

Disappearing textures moved to Texture - Disappearing: Titling Rationalisation

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BASys at 13:36, 30 March 2008

2008-03-30T13:36:58Z

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	There is one drawback to this fix. When you have used reflections on your object, this means that the alpha channel of your texture is used for the reflection, they will no longer work after you changed the texture type. Reflections only work when the texture type is set to TEXTURE_AIRCRAFT.		There is one drawback to this fix. When you have used reflections on your object, this means that the alpha channel of your texture is used for the reflection, they will no longer work after you changed the texture type. Reflections only work when the texture type is set to TEXTURE_AIRCRAFT.

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Arno: Dissapearing textures moved to Disappearing textures: typo

2007-04-12T18:43:06Z

Dissapearing textures moved to Disappearing textures: typo

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85.210.34.54 at 17:24, 17 March 2007

2007-03-17T17:24:47Z

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	By default MakeMDL sets the texture type to TEXTURE_AIRCRAFT and when you change this to TEXTURE_BUILDING the texture does not disappear anymore. It seems to be the case that these two texture types are processed differently by the scenery engine of Flight Simulator.		By default MakeMDL sets the texture type to TEXTURE_AIRCRAFT and when you change this to TEXTURE_BUILDING the texture does not disappear anymore. It seems to be the case that these two texture types are processed differently by the scenery engine of Flight Simulator.

	There is one ~~drawbaack~~ to this fix. When you have used reflections on your object, this means that the alpha channel of your texture is used for the reflection, they will no longer work after you changed the texture type. Reflections only work when the texture type is set to TEXTURE_AIRCRAFT.		There is one drawback to this fix. When you have used reflections on your object, this means that the alpha channel of your texture is used for the reflection, they will no longer work after you changed the texture type. Reflections only work when the texture type is set to TEXTURE_AIRCRAFT.

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85.210.34.54: Just altering spelling of disappear to improve search hits - can't change title

2007-03-17T17:24:06Z

Just altering spelling of disappear to improve search hits - can't change title

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	In the Fs2002 GMax gamepack, it is a common problem that the texture of small objects will ~~dissapear~~ too soon. Instead a non-textured version of the object is shown. To "fix" this problem, some people added big invisible polygons under their object, to let Flight Simulator think it is bigger. But there is a much ~~simpeler~~ way to fix this problem.		In the Fs2002 GMax gamepack, it is a common problem that the texture of small objects will disappear too soon. Instead a non-textured version of the object is shown. To "fix" this problem, some people added big invisible polygons under their object, to let Flight Simulator think it is bigger. But there is a much simpler way to fix this problem.

	By default MakeMDL sets the texture type to TEXTURE_AIRCRAFT and when you change this to TEXTURE_BUILDING the texture does not ~~dissapear~~ anymore. It seems to be the case that these two texture types are processed differently by the scenery engine of Flight Simulator.		By default MakeMDL sets the texture type to TEXTURE_AIRCRAFT and when you change this to TEXTURE_BUILDING the texture does not disappear anymore. It seems to be the case that these two texture types are processed differently by the scenery engine of Flight Simulator.

	There is one drawbaack to this fix. When you have used reflections on your object, this means that the alpha channel of your texture is used for the reflection, they will no longer work after you changed the texture type. Reflections only work when the texture type is set to TEXTURE_AIRCRAFT.		There is one drawbaack to this fix. When you have used reflections on your object, this means that the alpha channel of your texture is used for the reflection, they will no longer work after you changed the texture type. Reflections only work when the texture type is set to TEXTURE_AIRCRAFT.

	[[category:Scenery design]]		[[category:Scenery design]]

Arno at 13:58, 1 October 2006

2006-10-01T13:58:11Z

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In the Fs2002 GMax gamepack, it is a common problem that the texture of small objects will dissapear too soon. Instead a non-textured version of the object is shown. To "fix" this problem, some people added big invisible polygons under their object, to let Flight Simulator think it is bigger. But there is a much simpeler way to fix this problem.

By default MakeMDL sets the texture type to TEXTURE_AIRCRAFT and when you change this to TEXTURE_BUILDING the texture does not dissapear anymore. It seems to be the case that these two texture types are processed differently by the scenery engine of Flight Simulator.

There is one drawbaack to this fix. When you have used reflections on your object, this means that the alpha channel of your texture is used for the reflection, they will no longer work after you changed the texture type. Reflections only work when the texture type is set to TEXTURE_AIRCRAFT.

[[category:Scenery design]]