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Does anyone know why there are two different...uh..."forms" of the same texture? In the first picture, everything is all smooth and looks fine.
But in this picture (a different car in the same train) everything looks jagged and sharper.
What is causing this and how can I fix it to make the second car have the same texture as the first one? Thanks!
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Perhaps the MIP level wasn't properly set on one of the cars.Cheers!
Marc - 3DTrains
http://www.3dtrains.com
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Ah yes, there are two versions of the Bombadier cab car and coach by John F. out there, the GO Transit version has the jagged texture problem....my suggestion: Use the shape files from the Tri-Rail repaint of these cars....I know the Tri-Rail ones don't have this problem.Take care!Kurt
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Thanks Kurt! The coach looks fine now!
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