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First message : 2010-04-27 13:17:12 Operating system : Windows XP RAM : 4Go Computer model : PC Processor : AMD Graphic card Type : PCI-E Card name : Nvidia Video memory : Quiktime : 7.3 Network card : ethernet
First message : 2010-04-27 13:17:12 Operating system : Windows XP RAM : 4Go Computer model : PC Processor : AMD Graphic card Type : PCI-E Card name : Nvidia Video memory : Quiktime : 7.3 Network card : ethernet
Operating system : Windows XP RAM : 8Go Computer model : BullMan mobile Workstation Processor : Autre Graphic card Type : PCI-E Card name : Nvidia Video memory : >256 Mo Quiktime : 7.5 Network card : wifi
If you look through the threads by search function you will find some longer explanation how to make and use them.
In the middle of this thread: http://www.artlantis.com/index.php?page=support/forum/read&mes=16418&fid=atl_wip
I wrote some longer explanation on using BBbuilder and how to create billboards with this program.
One important advice: don't use jpg. Those pictures will never be clear and clean. Use bmp, tiff or tga files to be used in BBB.
Greetings
Patrick
First message : 2010-05-14 11:51:52 Operating system : RAM : Computer model : Processor : Graphic card Type : Card name : Video memory : Quiktime : Network card :
Operating system : Windows XP RAM : 8Go Computer model : BullMan mobile Workstation Processor : Autre Graphic card Type : PCI-E Card name : Nvidia Video memory : >256 Mo Quiktime : 7.5 Network card : wifi
Hi Metos,
billboards are more or less 2-dimensional objects mapped with the (realistic) picture (Alphamap) of a human, animal plant or something else.
Compared to a 3d-object there are only few polygons and renderspeed increases.
These billboards could be made always facing the camera that you can rarely see that it is not a real 3d-model.
Problem at the moment is that billboards are generating but not receiving shadows.
You can use them like any other object in ATL just by drag and drop.
Cheers
Patrick
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