Thanks for the answer! The textures are all copied from a Kunos track, so they should be fine. I will make my own soon, reverse engineering always works the best to understand something for me. This was just to start off with a right looking base, so that I can work from there. So it might very well be the UV coordinates, as Ive got no experience in that department and I did 'fix' that myself earlier
Set blendmode to alphatest or alphablend. If your textures are straight from kunos track and are used in correct shader slots that should work. Although I'd imagine using kunos track assets in finished tracks is not allowed so you want to make your textures at some point.Hi guys! I'm pretty new to modding, and I'm trying to do my first track. I've read a lot, and learned a lot by doing. I however am running into one slight problem. I've created borders between asphalt, sand and grass to be able to make a smooth transition from one to another. I saw that's how it's done on the Kunos tracks, so I figured that would work. I made the UV mapping similar as Kunos', and this is the result I keep getting. Instead of a smooth transition from asphalt to grass to sand I'm getting this weird mix. I've used Kunos textures just to test this stuff, I will soon make my own. Does anyone know what could be the problem here, or how I could make it so this transition will become smooth? You can see the shader settings I've used, their the same as Kunos'. Thanks a lot in advance!
Pretty sure it’s something like 64000 vertices for the limit, maybe try welding all vertices within a 0.001 threshold?
65536 to be exact
if welding doesn't work, make sure the object has smooth shading, or else every polygon will have their own vertices, quadrupling vertex size.65536 to be exact
But, if that would be the reason for the ksEditor to crash, it usually gives a warning saying exactly that.
Are you only trying to export the land, or also other objects?
There's other potential issues. Like using non standard letters like ä or ß in texture or material names will stop the persistence file to be read from it's position on. Could be similar with object names
ERROR: Material::getVar CANT FIND VAR boh for shader spar_struc
ERROR: Material::getVar CANT FIND VAR boh for shader adboard3
ERROR: Material::getVar CANT FIND VAR boh2020-06-12T16:24:21:140 [08420] | PERF | Initialize straights for 'fast_lane', start
2020-06-12T16:24:21:141 [08420] | PERF | Initialize straights for 'fast_lane', end
2020-06-12T16:24:21:142 [08420] | ERROR | Crash! Trying to generate nice dump: 000000D8C8CFC200
2020-06-12T16:24:21:142 [08420] | INFO | Create dump at: C:\Users\Ryno\AppData\Local\Temp\ueh0.0Glad you solved it
Normals is usually a 3d software thing, not ksEditor thing. So most likely you flipped some faces but the normals remained, or mirrored stuff and not recalculated the normals, etc. Could be a dozen of things, really.
