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[Lalla]

I've lost all previous answers when I changed pc, now I repost some questions.

How can sit people on bench?

It is possible use 2d image as rct3 objects?

Thank you.

Lalla

[stu-2693]

2d images would just be a single plane with a texture on it

to make a bench you need effect points, if you are new i suggest you try something a bit easier first but i think there are tutorials out there for it but the nitty gritty stuff would take ages to explain.

[Lalla]

For 2d images: I've tried so, but objects in game are visibile in only one view (as in front), on in all.
For bench: I've put an effect point on rct3 importer, but people ignore bench, don't sit, maybe I can put a hidden object on the model on blender, and put effect point on it in rct3 importer?

[stu-2693]

for 2d: you8 need to set it as double sided then

for bench: you need two effect points and a lot of matrix transformations and flags for it to work, not just an effect point

[Lalla]

for 2d: ok, I understand, thanks.
for bench: mmm I don't understood how, is somewhere some tutorials?

[coasterman20076]

yea there tutorial for bench what programe are you using

[stu-2693]

For bench: I've put an effect point on rct3 importer, but people ignore bench, don't sit, maybe I can put a hidden object on the model on blender, and put effect point on it in rct3 importer?


sounds like blender to me ;)

[Lalla]

yea there tutorial for bench what programe are you using

Blender

[Lalla]

When I try to load spansky world park, game freezes and this warning shows me this: RELOCATION TABLE ENTRY 0X60(0/47) DOESN'T MAP WITHIN THE OVERLAY "STYLE\THEMED\DASMATZE_INSTANTWOOD\1\LARGEGREEN02" FILE POS=0X2EC
What means this?

[-GS-]

I use blender and sketchup, and for effect points I export my blender models as .3Ds, import them to sketchup (the free version can import .3Ds, just not export), then I add the effect point and export that as an ASE. I don't prefer doing that, so it will be very useful to know how to simply place one in Blender. I've tried a single vertice mesh, but that didn't work... :(