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I am currently trying to change tree sizes by scaling their meshes, rather than by reducing the size of their texture's visible part, as done by Echolot for his Smaller Trees Mod.
As long as texture sizes remain unchanged, this method would ensure better tree resolution with no increase of memory usage (Smaller Tree's transparent pixels are anyway loaded in memory). Silent hunter trees are simple "billboard" meshes, composed by 8 vertices and 4 faces in 1 subset; basically 2 rectangles intersecting each other at 90 deg, roughly along their respective axes of symmetry: ![]() SH5 trees are untypical objects. As far as I can understand, they have no material nor texture assigned in their GR2 files. Their textures, as well as vegetation.GR2's to be used for each ecoregion and each season, are found in a set of ini files in dat/Terrain/Textures_and_Vegetation. On opening any of the vegetation.GR2 files, the program prompts us as follows: ![]() On TDW's suggestion, during my past attempts I confirmed that I wanted the missing 'essential' strings to be added, and shortly after I received this message: ![]() After saving, closing and reopening the same file, I selected a mesh and exported its Vertex data (no other Export checkbox selected). Here's the content ot the generated obj file for Tree2 of 1.Small Vegetation and Temperate Alpina/vegetation.GR2: Code:
# Exported by GR2Editor/Viewer v1.1.285.1 # Exported from GR2 file C:\Users\Gabriele\Desktop\Dynamic Environment SH5-V2.2\MODS\DynEnv v2.2 - 12.a Smaller Trees - 75%\data\Terrain\Textures_and_Vegetation\1.Small Vegetation and Temperate Alpina\vegetation.GR2 # mtllib Tree2.mtl o Tree2 # 1 subsets, 8 vertices, 4 faces v -29,466270000 2,492133000 1,440153000 v -31,541330000 2,492133000 -1,151663000 v -31,541330000 0,053065750 -1,151663000 v -29,466270000 0,053065750 1,440153000 v -31,854800000 2,492132000 1,176825000 v -29,280560000 2,492132000 -0,884170500 v -29,280560000 0,053065750 -0,884170500 v -31,854800000 0,053065750 1,176825000 # # g Tree2_subset0 usemtl Tree2_subset0 # 12 vertices, 4 faces f 8 7 5 f 7 6 5 f 4 3 1 f 3 2 1 Code:
newmtl Tree2_subset0 Ns 0,000000000 Ka 0,588235300 0,588235300 0,588235300 Kd 0,588235300 0,588235300 0,588235300 Ks 0,900000000 0,900000000 0,900000000 Ke 0,000000000 0,000000000 0,000000000 map_Ka Tree2.Tga map_Kd Tree2.Tga map_Ks Tree2.Tga ![]() ...and that... ![]() Encouraged by these first results, I discarded the changes and I imported the obj file generated by GR2 editor into Wings 3D 1.4.1, where I made the following changes:
I exported then the modified meshes. The new obj file looked like this: Code:
# Exported from Wings 3D 1.4.1 mtllib Tree2scaled.mtl o Tree2 #8 vertices, 4 faces v -29.72565250 1.88236619 1.11617600 v -31.28194750 1.88236619 -0.82768600 v -31.28194750 5.3065750e-2 -0.82768600 v -29.72565250 5.3065750e-2 1.11617600 v -31.51705000 1.88236544 0.91868000 v -29.58637000 1.88236544 -0.62706663 v -29.58637000 5.3065750e-2 -0.62706663 v -31.51705000 5.3065750e-2 0.91868000 vn 0.78063262 0.0000000e+0 -0.62499017 vn 0.78063262 0.0000000e+0 -0.62499017 vn 0.78063262 0.0000000e+0 -0.62499017 vn 0.78063262 0.0000000e+0 -0.62499017 vn 0.62499150 0.0000000e+0 0.78063155 vn 0.62499150 0.0000000e+0 0.78063155 vn 0.62499150 0.0000000e+0 0.78063155 vn 0.62499150 0.0000000e+0 0.78063155 g Tree2_Tree2_subset0 usemtl Tree2_subset0 s 1 f 1//1 3//3 2//2 f 1//1 4//4 3//3 f 5//5 7//7 6//6 f 5//5 8//8 7//7 Code:
# Exported from Wings 3D 1.4.1 newmtl Tree2_subset0 Ns 100.0 d 1.0 illum 2 Kd 0.5882353 0.5882353 0.5882353 Ka 0.5882353 0.5882353 0.5882353 Ks 0.9 0.9 0.9 Ke 0.0 0.0 0.0 ![]() When I try to import vertex data of the modified object into the vegetation GR2 file, GR2 Editor becomes unresponsive. I have also tried pasting the modified vertices coordinates into the obj file generated by GR2 Editor: Code:
mtllib Tree2.mtl o Tree2 # 1 subsets, 8 vertices, 4 faces v -29.72565250 1.88236619 1.11617600 v -31.28194750 1.88236619 -0.82768600 v -31.28194750 5.3065750e-2 -0.82768600 v -29.72565250 5.3065750e-2 1.11617600 v -31.51705000 1.88236544 0.91868000 v -29.58637000 1.88236544 -0.62706663 v -29.58637000 5.3065750e-2 -0.62706663 v -31.51705000 5.3065750e-2 0.91868000 # # g Tree2_subset0 usemtl Tree2_subset0 # 12 vertices, 4 faces f 8 7 5 f 7 6 5 f 4 3 1 f 3 2 1 ![]() Any idea guys? |
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