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LAST EDITED ON Mar-04-05 AT 10:01 PM (EST)
I have MAKE a car, everything is normal, although it has 20000 polygons
but when run, it have
"Can't add car kd25z_gs (uid:200002) to world"PROBLEM. How to solve it? Thankyou.
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LAST EDITED ON Mar-05-05 AT 05:24 AM (EST)
Maximum polygon count for an MSTS shape file is about 15,000. Above this, it will not load.
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LAST EDITED ON Mar-07-05 AT 05:38 PM (EST)
20,000 polygons is an awful lot for a passenger carriage.Try and cut it way back by deleting unseen faces and simplify the composite objects by reducing their polygon count. There is a way to get over this 12,000-15,000 poly limit by using a second shape file and add it with a freight animation tag.http://steam4me.railpage.org.au/trainsim/tutorials/freight_anim.htmlI would suggest you first try and reduce the overall count of your model as at the moment when run in multiples in a consist it would bring the sim to its knees.
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