March 2, 200521 yr Man these models are SO much better... I have installed the VSD and ISD models for the VSD I and the ISD I, I would like to use the same models for the VSD II and the ISD II. I was wondering what I need to do to use the VSD model for both the VSD I and the VSD II, and likewise, the ISD model for the ISD I as well as the ISD II. And I also had a Mon Cal request... I wasn't able to find any non-winged MC-80 type ships about the size of the MC-80 (except for the MC-80b model, which looks like a horshshoe crab). Basically I would love to see a Mon Cal ship, MC-80 or MC-80a-ish, around 1200 meters long, without wings. Is anything like that in the pipeline? Thanks a million for all of your hard work! Put an overpowered Solar Ionization Reactor in between two cheap-ass engines and a couple of laser cannon, put a chair with a rudimentary flight control and targeting computer on top, and surround the (unpressurized!) pilot with enough armor plate so he doesn't fry in a tenth of a second... riiiiiiiiight
March 9, 200521 yr Author I was hoping some kind soul could tell me what I have to do in order to use the VSD and ISD models for the VSD II and the ISD II... Put an overpowered Solar Ionization Reactor in between two cheap-ass engines and a couple of laser cannon, put a chair with a rudimentary flight control and targeting computer on top, and surround the (unpressurized!) pilot with enough armor plate so he doesn't fry in a tenth of a second... riiiiiiiiight
March 9, 200521 yr I thought there were two ISD models avail? Would be easier than renaming the one you have. http://img341.imageshack.us/img341/2350/darth1b3bu.jpgVisit the forums > The Galactic Core Forums
March 10, 200521 yr Author Hmm well there ARE two versions of each of them.... ...older versions, and newer improved versions! But I know there is a way to rename the models so they can be used in two different slots simultaneously, and I don't want to experiment because of my experience with the MC-90 model (which has an incomplete model importer installation script btw) trashing things and eventuating an uninstallation and reinstallation of Rebellion... Put an overpowered Solar Ionization Reactor in between two cheap-ass engines and a couple of laser cannon, put a chair with a rudimentary flight control and targeting computer on top, and surround the (unpressurized!) pilot with enough armor plate so he doesn't fry in a tenth of a second... riiiiiiiiight
March 25, 200521 yr How exactly should we rename the model? The *.rmd file? Or the *.x files?And where to download both versions. O found only one ISD model and one VSD model on this page.
March 26, 200521 yr basically you have to rename the texture and then tell the x file to use the renamed texture. http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a359/Mad78/Palpycard.gifhttp://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a359/Mad78/Spamkinguserbarcopy.jpgCLICK HERE IT IS VERY IMPORTANT!!!Click here is you like Trance
March 26, 200521 yr Author Well I've got an old Win98 PC, and I have hardware issues that make it impossible for me to do this. When I tried to use LithUnwrap to open up one of the VSD .x files, I got this error message: "DirectX 8.0 HAL device support is required to load X files. Try changing your display mode to 16-bit or 32-bit" All became clear when I went into DXDiag, which complained with this message: "Hardware accelerated Direct3D 8+ is not available because the display driver does not support it. You may be able to get a newer driver from the hardware manufacturer." I've got a Matrox Millenium II AGP, and I do have the latest driver. It's from 1999. Put an overpowered Solar Ionization Reactor in between two cheap-ass engines and a couple of laser cannon, put a chair with a rudimentary flight control and targeting computer on top, and surround the (unpressurized!) pilot with enough armor plate so he doesn't fry in a tenth of a second... riiiiiiiiight
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