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TUTORIAL Build your FIRST track - BASIC GUIDE

darin baughman

New Member
Hi I am having an issue with my track not being visible in AC. I am following all the fbx export settings from the tutorial and still nothing is visible. When I did my apply transform I did all, I have reset my origins to mass for all my mesh objects. Maybe the origins is the issue? I was wondering if having the rotation reset to zero is an issue? When I spawn in to the pits I don't fall thought the sky and can drive for a bit till I fall though the sky. Any help would be appreciated as this is slowing down my track release. Oh and I didn't transform rotation on my empties for the spawn points.
 

Rob Pawn

Active Member
sounds weird to me. that means your texture is transparent if ya not fall right at the spawn.
If the surface u drive on, would be flipped in orientation, then it would be invisible but you would fall instandly!
Anything to see in ksEditor?
maybe make some pictures of 3D model and kseditor... And i guess open a Question thread in tracks would be better considering this is a tutorial thread...
 

darin baughman

New Member
sounds weird to me. that means your texture is transparent if ya not fall right at the spawn.
If the surface u drive on, would be flipped in orientation, then it would be invisible but you would fall instandly!
Anything to see in ksEditor?
maybe make some pictures of 3D model and kseditor... And i guess open a Question thread in tracks would be better considering this is a tutorial thread...
Thanks for the reply. I will open a thread in the tracks section with some screen shots of blender and ks editor. I may not be able to get to it till friday. In ks everything shows up and looks right. I'll also try the scale 100.0 too.
 

darin baughman

New Member
sounds weird to me. that means your texture is transparent if ya not fall right at the spawn.
If the surface u drive on, would be flipped in orientation, then it would be invisible but you would fall instandly!
Anything to see in ksEditor?
maybe make some pictures of 3D model and kseditor... And i guess open a Question thread in tracks would be better considering this is a tutorial thread...
So I figured out the issue. When you are in the ks editor I was under the impression you could load multiple fbx files and create one kn5. The reason I was falling though the track and not the pits was I loaded the pit phy mesh fbx first and that is all that was in the kn5 file. I just needed to export all the objects I wanted in 1 kn5, in 1 fbx. Loading the phy mesh with renderability showed me this. Thanks again for your response, much appreciated.
 

JoeK

New Member
Courtesy of Google 'Fabio Ventura' translate... <<I already changed the names and the car falls the same>>
 

quetillo

Member
Good everyone, I've been playing blender for a while, before I used rtb which is a track editing program, it comes so you can put your UE objects you can create in fbx format, for 6 months I do not use it, to learn in blender I took my old jobs from another simulator (Rfactor) and put it in blender and configured and exported for AC, A few days ago I decided to create from 0 I made a map for 4x4, but I have a problem that is not solved, I create a vertex color and with red, blue and green paint and textures are coming out and blurring between them creating textures quite successful, but when exporting to kseditor comes the first texture.I have seen people that the texture are green.ami I get asi.no know if in blender I have to paint Another way, separated colors or all green or blue, I stay stuck in this step, for my important


I do it like this, but the mixture does not come out, because it is a general texture alone.
Does anyone know a little tutorial​
 

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Johnr777

Moderator
Good everyone, I've been playing blender for a while, before I used rtb which is a track editing program, it comes so you can put your UE objects you can create in fbx format, for 6 months I do not use it, to learn in blender I took my old jobs from another simulator (Rfactor) and put it in blender and configured and exported for AC, A few days ago I decided to create from 0 I made a map for 4x4, but I have a problem that is not solved, I create a vertex color and with red, blue and green paint and textures are coming out and blurring between them creating textures quite successful, but when exporting to kseditor comes the first texture.I have seen people that the texture are green.ami I get asi.no know if in blender I have to paint Another way, separated colors or all green or blue, I stay stuck in this step, for my important


I do it like this, but the mixture does not come out, because it is a general texture alone.
Does anyone know a little tutorial​
As explained to you in the other thread you opened… AC does not support vertex coloring.
You are confusing vertex coloring with txMask, which is a special texture you make by hand.
 

quetillo

Member
As explained to you in the other thread you opened… AC does not support vertex coloring.
You are confusing vertex coloring with txMask, which is a special texture you make by hand.
That's what I would like to learn, that's why I put it in this section dedicated to it.I have seen several works that use that method.but I get confused in giving the textures in blender, because I do not know if I have to paint the areas in green, red and blue, with different textures or as I leave it from Acer.gracias
 

fughettaboutit

aka leBluem
if you have a uv-map over some terain:
upload_2023-1-9_14-3-27.png

in uv editor there is "Export ..." View attachment 7931
upload_2023-1-9_14-4-15.png


you get a png

open that in Photoshop or Gimp

use it as base for painting the txMap texture

(if you know how to handle "Texture Paint" in blender you can use that...)
 

wmialil

New Member
In kseditor fine, and when I save it, it looks very good, good mixing system but it is still very short in textures, since it is only RGB
You can use alpha channel as well for an extra texture.

On my terrains, if I have a lot of different textures I want to come through (snow, rock, grass, cliff, dirt, larger landscapeish textures for distant terrain), I use many different terrain materials, but with the same large Mask. I use the same Red + Green channel textures throughout, but keep the Blue channel as something unique to each separate material. Of course, you must make sure that there is no Blue channel pigment present where the different materials touch each other.



So here ^^^^ many different Textures, 1 Mesh, 1 Mask, 4 Materials
 
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quetillo

Member
Thank you, but I imagine that to have more different textures I would have to split the mesh and paint with the same colors, because in kseditor it only leaves I think there were 3 or 4.
 

wmialil

New Member
Thank you, but I imagine that to have more different textures I would have to split the mesh and paint with the same colors, because in kseditor it only leaves I think there were 3 or 4.
Yes you need to set the different Materials in Blender, where the different areas of Blue are (on the same Mask).
I added a pic to the post above.
 

quetillo

Member
You can use alpha channel as well for an extra texture.

On my terrains, if I have a lot of different textures I want to come through (snow, rock, grass, cliff, dirt, larger landscapeish textures for distant terrain), I use many different terrain materials, but with the same large Mask. I use the same Red + Green channel textures throughout, but keep the Blue channel as something unique to each separate material. Of course, you must make sure that there is no Blue channel pigment present where the different materials touch each other.



So here ^^^^ many different Textures, 1 Mesh, 1 Mask, 4 Materials
That layout is brutal, I would be interested in that system, I use a mask and I give it the RGB colors, and in kseditor with the ksMultilayer_fresnel_nm I give it the 3 textures belonging to R, G, B, which are 3 textures alone, I imagine I will have I have to divide the meshes and assign another mask and paint it and in kseditor give it other materials, I don't know if it will be like that, but that work of yours looks brutal. Congratulations
 
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