Archive: 14 posts

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i need someone with REALLY REALLY good 3d skills to tutor me a bit, ive been gone for so long. when i had quit 3d was new, so i need to learn >.< and could a mod please lock my other 3d question a few hours ago, i created the new one because people wouldnt necessarily click on the old one since its answered, hopefully that made sense. anyway, you could describe but i'd appreciate much more if you went to OC with me

2010-06-10 01:10:00 Author: johnrulz77 Posts: 835

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You know Aya's tutorial (https://lbpcentral.lbp-hub.com/index.php?t=23874-How-To-Recreate-The-3D-Layer-Glitch#post414086)? One of the Logic pack guys (comphy or rtm) has published a copyable level which could be described as a showcase collection for dozens of fore-and background layers.

2010-06-10 01:23:00 Author: Xario Posts: 238

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no offence but if you mean they are 3d items for me to use, i meant i need someone to teach me some of the most useful expert 3d tricks to i can use it to finish some things of mine (ie. 3d vehicles, and yeah its possible) thanks anyway! =)

2010-06-10 01:32:00 Author: johnrulz77 Posts: 835

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Well, after reading Ayas tut, using those layer objects is rather easy, but a pain in the *** since you must select that layer object, deselect it without closing the poppit, choose whatever you want to place in that layer and create it. Your abilities to move stuff through the layers (or may I dare say expand something a few layers after its creation) is very limited. Stuff that isn't glued to DM tends to act buggy sometimes, especially connectors and moving things. Just keep in mind, that all foreground layers (including hoverlayer)- and all background layers (including the regular back thin layer) count each with as one collision-wise. That's actually all that is to know about it. If you never happen to shout: "Oh now, I didn't mean to move it ALL a layer" (which basically means you have to start from scratch with this object) you're my hero.

2010-06-10 02:09:00 Author: Xario Posts: 238

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ive already came up with a solution with that dont worry =) but thanks

2010-06-10 02:14:00 Author: johnrulz77 Posts: 835

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Well... i know warlord_evil is AMAZING at using 3D tools, just check out his latest background, The Desolation Background (https://lbpcentral.lbp-hub.com/index.php?t=27958-The-Desolation-Background&highlight=desolation) I guess you could try to ask him to help you, i'm not if he'll have time xD

2010-06-10 02:27:00 Author: EvasiveSpoon Posts: 119

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ive already came up with a solution with that dont worry =) but thanks Assuming this isn't just a theory of yours, if you have actually solved the problem of the back and foreground layers occupying the same space when not DM'd in place then you shouldn't really be asking us for help... We should be asking you

2010-06-10 02:50:00 Author: Unknown User

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@DM666: I presume a careful level redesign, like: "Huh, for that other reason it's actually better if the vehicle is in the reguar play area. Wow, that solves my would-be-problem with glitch layers. By avoiding it. Elegant and cool." No offence :-D

2010-06-10 03:16:00 Author: Xario Posts: 238

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@DM666: I presume a careful level redesign, like: "Huh, for that other reason it's actually better if the vehicle is in the reguar play area. Wow, that solves my would-be-problem with glitch layers. By avoiding it. Elegant and cool." No offence :-D None taken I actually had a good chuckle at that.

2010-06-10 03:22:00 Author: Unknown User

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None taken That's nice, but I actually didn't expect YOU to :-D That last part was directed to someone else...

2010-06-10 06:19:00 Author: Xario Posts: 238

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i want an army of mechs to ocupy rows of 2, since they take up 3 layers, they will be in the glitched layers, i somewhat know how to accomplish this, im just not good with 3d. i know a trick for moving in 3d's, because part of it isnt in 3d, AND its not really going to move, it'll be an illusion anyway i might ask warlord, even though hes more of a design 3d user

2010-06-10 16:58:00 Author: johnrulz77 Posts: 835

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Your best bet is to create everything in normal space, and then move the final object into glitch space with a simple emitter trick. Building stuff in glitch space is a huge pain in the butt. If you don't know the emitter trick, you should be able to research it easy enough in the tutorials forum. Alternatively, feel free to add me and I'll show you.

2010-06-10 17:07:00 Author: Ungreth Posts: 2130

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thanks a load, thats a big part of what i wanted to learn

2010-06-10 20:30:00 Author: johnrulz77 Posts: 835

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I linked the respected tutorial up there.

2010-06-12 06:41:00 Author: Xario Posts: 238

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