Custom model library
-
I'd like to know how to create your own custom model library in KT. I see somebody has done it before (the KT plants 1 & 2) and I have some stuff I'd like to add into my own library section (-s) so I can later use it in KT (seeing that KT imports the model & textures correctly but SU somehow loses the textures - so I am looking at this workaround) and possibly with some instancing at some point.
I had a quick look over at the KT forum, but didn't find an answer to this.
Hopefully someone can point me in the direction of the tutorial.
-
You can save a model in KT. If you then copy it into the Kerkythea/Models folder it will appear in the Insert -> Model menu.
Is this what you are asking?
Bob
-
Bob, yes - more or less. Have a look at the way the KT plants V1 & V2 was done, that is what I want to do with the content I bought from 3D Plants.
-
Hi Juju and Greyhead...
well, it's not so simple... but something like Greyhead said.I'm hoping Kim Fredrik will make a quick tut. for how to create your own model pulldown in KT. I can't do it now.
-
i have made a wink tutorial about making your own model libraries, about 4 meg compressed with winrar, (if you don't have it go and get it!
)here's the link, let me know if it's any good
4shared.com - free file sharing and storage
Online file sharing and storage - 15 GB free web space. Folder sharing. File upload progressor. Multiple file transfer. Fast download.
(www.4shared.com)
-
And I've zipped CadFathers flash tutorial and uploaded it to the KT web-server...
You can download it here...And THANKS for making this, CadFather..!!
-
That's a good tutorial. I'm glad to see that I was on the right track but there are a few steps that I would never have worked out for myself.
In brief outline: import the models, group them, set the axes (gizmos in KT?), create thumbnails, save the scene as a material library then move to the models folder.
Bob
-
Here's a great text description tutorial by Frolfer12, and a link to the video tutorial for watching it directly.
Advertisement