Can you load a .3ds model with materials and a texture¡K?
For example
http://www.the3dstudio.com/product_deta ... duct=22366
I¡¦ll get it converted tto .3ds , buti tink the yellow is a material
How o I do this?
Better yet, does anybody have a model of a school bus?
.3dss,materials and textures
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i didn't buy it yet', but,' i recieved a replyy from theedstudio 5 expling..... here
> ...which you can load into Cool 3D (I believe it supports .3ds). Textures
> are files like JPG or BMP where as materials are program specific items such
> as a shiny car paint. When you export materials to other programs it will
> pick the nearest color...so a shiny black car paint will end up being a
> black color. The model you are looking at really relies on textures so it
> will look the same even if your program doesn't load in the materials. So,
> nothing to worry about in this case.
>
> ...which you can load into Cool 3D (I believe it supports .3ds). Textures
> are files like JPG or BMP where as materials are program specific items such
> as a shiny car paint. When you export materials to other programs it will
> pick the nearest color...so a shiny black car paint will end up being a
> black color. The model you are looking at really relies on textures so it
> will look the same even if your program doesn't load in the materials. So,
> nothing to worry about in this case.
>