Moonvalley - RPG

[Leo_V117]

if the windows are all the same size, just copy and paste. Highlight geometry, hit c, right-click and drag the selection window over to the next window, overlap entirely, and hit v to paste. If not, then hit ` again to bring up the console, and use the up and down arrows to go through history.

Sadly all my windows in the city Moonvalley have a center thing that disappear when I use this trick (see attached image).

I'll keep it in mind for future windows thou.

Thats a very easy issue to fix, simply select the central section and use that material "air", simple!

[wildflower]

Thats a very easy issue to fix, simply select the central section and use that material "air", simple!

I wish it was that simple

The center thing is two gridsize 0 squares as thin as they get (I think they're 1/8 of normal size), so if I make those into air, those windows will have a 7/8 hole on each side. So if I want a window with a tiny thingie in the center, I have two options, either use the glass material or make a 3D model I can use instead (think I'll go with the last option).

[Leo_V117]

Thats a very easy issue to fix, simply select the central section and use that material "air", simple!

I wish it was that simple

The center thing is two gridsize 0 squares as thin as they get (I think they're 1/8 of normal size), so if I make those into air, those windows will have a 7/8 hole on each side. So if I want a window with a tiny thingie in the center, I have two options, either use the glass material or make a 3D model I can use instead (think I'll go with the last option).

Ever thought of making the pane larger? Set it as a Gridsize of 1, then re-do both sides... Should look pretty nice.

[wildflower]

Ever thought of making the pane larger?

No...

[Leo_V117]

Ever thought of making the pane larger?

No...

Try it, and it would both solve your problem, AND look rather nice.

[wildflower]

Ever thought of making the pane larger?

No...

Try it, and it would both solve your problem, AND look rather nice.

Yes... The workarounds are countless, but none of them give me a small centerpiece witch I personally prefer.
I did tried a large centerpiece, and it looked clumsy imho.

[Leo_V117]

Yes... The workarounds are countless, but none of them give me a small centerpiece witch I personally prefer.
I did tried a large centerpiece, and it looked clumsy imho.

You could always try copying your window frame to an empty map, clearing it, then placing it inside there and using "/writeobj", then texturing it with your modelling oftware..... Add the model to your map, then place the frame there, using "/alpha" and "/valpha" to create the glass.

[jSoftApps]

I think that would do the trick. The model formats ate obj, md2, md3, md5 and iqm

[kddekadenz]

You could always try copying your window frame to an empty map, clearing it, then placing it inside there and using "/writeobj",....

That's so awesome ! Don't know that I can do this before. It's ways easier than a common modeling software!

[wildflower]

You could always try copying your window frame to an empty map, clearing it, then placing it inside there and using "/writeobj", then texturing it with your modelling oftware..... Add the model to your map, then place the frame there, using "/alpha" and "/valpha" to create the glass.

That's a nice feature

I did make some window-bars (in Blender) and now I "just" have to apply this model on all the windows in the two maps (I have two different versions of the same map in the game).

I actually considered making it a feature instead of a bug, by having a dialog with one of the npc's go something like this:

Player:"Why is it that the windows in this town look so... different?"
Npc:"Well thats because...(insert totally bonkers explanation here)"