Does anyone know if the skyboxes in de_dust 2d or 3d or both? If its 2D, does anyone know where I can access that material? Its the one that has a small village on top of a hil.
The other question is how can you make the skyboxes render at the specific place in your level i.e outside the wall with villages and not appear in other skybox walls when doing 3d skybox.
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Re: Skybox like de_dust
Posted by MuSaSh1 on Mon Nov 29th at 11:45pm 2004
Posted by MuSaSh1 on Mon Nov 29th at 11:45pm 2004
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Re: Skybox like de_dust
Posted by ReNo on Tue Nov 30th at 1:01am 2004

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Posted by ReNo on Tue Nov 30th at 1:01am 2004
I don't remember the skybox in dust for some reason, but there is a
village in the skybox of dust 2 and it is 3D so I assume it is in dust
as well.
Your 3D skybox is always placed at the centre of the map (0,0,0) and scaled up by 16x (by default). The way to ensure your skybox buildings or whatever show up in the right place, is to use reference architecture from the actual level, scale it down, and build around it (remember to delete it from the skybox after though). I can't explain it better than the tutorial here already has, so I recommend you just read over it and experiment until it makes sense to you.
http://www.snarkpit.com/editing.php?page=tutorials&game=HL2&id=108
Good luck
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Your 3D skybox is always placed at the centre of the map (0,0,0) and scaled up by 16x (by default). The way to ensure your skybox buildings or whatever show up in the right place, is to use reference architecture from the actual level, scale it down, and build around it (remember to delete it from the skybox after though). I can't explain it better than the tutorial here already has, so I recommend you just read over it and experiment until it makes sense to you.
http://www.snarkpit.com/editing.php?page=tutorials&game=HL2&id=108
Good luck
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Re: Skybox like de_dust
Posted by 9centwhore on Tue Nov 30th at 8:27am 2004
Posted by 9centwhore on Tue Nov 30th at 8:27am 2004
Just for quick reference: When scaling remember the number 0.0625 ...its the metric equivalent of 1/16th 
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Re: Skybox like de_dust
Posted by Nanodeath on Tue Nov 30th at 8:35am 2004
Posted by Nanodeath on Tue Nov 30th at 8:35am 2004
Isn't that "decimal" equivalent? Heh, doesn't really matter, was just sayin.
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Re: Skybox like de_dust
Posted by 9centwhore on Tue Nov 30th at 8:59am 2004
Posted by 9centwhore on Tue Nov 30th at 8:59am 2004
sorry to be off topic but isnt dec and metre, latin and french for
units-of/base ten? hence metre = metric and december = the 10th month
of the year (originally) ...
...anyways if you are stuck on the whole 3d skybox thing there is a tutorial map in your default sdk map folder that you can look at how its done
...anyways if you are stuck on the whole 3d skybox thing there is a tutorial map in your default sdk map folder that you can look at how its done
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Re: Skybox like de_dust
Posted by Crono on Tue Nov 30th at 9:11am 2004
It's decimal because it's base 10 and a number not a unit of measurement. 0.0625 what? Nothing, because it's a decimal number.
That's may be what the root is, but that's not how it's used. [addsig]
Posted by Crono on Tue Nov 30th at 9:11am 2004
? quoting 9centwhore
sorry to be off topic but isnt dec and metre, latin and french for
units-of/base ten? hence metre = metric and december = the 10th month
of the year (originally) ...
...anyways if you are stuck on the whole 3d skybox thing there is a
tutorial map in your default sdk map folder that you can look at how
its done
units-of/base ten? hence metre = metric and december = the 10th month
of the year (originally) ...
...anyways if you are stuck on the whole 3d skybox thing there is a
tutorial map in your default sdk map folder that you can look at how
its done
It's decimal because it's base 10 and a number not a unit of measurement. 0.0625 what? Nothing, because it's a decimal number.
That's may be what the root is, but that's not how it's used. [addsig]
Re: Skybox like de_dust
Posted by 9centwhore on Tue Nov 30th at 9:18am 2004
Posted by 9centwhore on Tue Nov 30th at 9:18am 2004
it is how its used if your me
i just continue my maps out in all
directions like im making a huge world and then select all the area the
player cant get to that will become my 3dskybox and then i go to
TOOLS>TRANSFORM>select the SCALE radio button>enter 0.0625 in
the X, Y and Z values and then OK or whatever it is... it makes it
1/16th the size for me and its all perfect as far as i can tell....
...am i wrong
...am i wrong

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Re: Skybox like de_dust
Posted by Crono on Tue Nov 30th at 9:24am 2004
Posted by Crono on Tue Nov 30th at 9:24am 2004
No, just a technicality on the meaning of the words and how they're used, that's all.
Just like there's a difference between Numbers and Integers. (Actually, there's more of a difference between meter and decimal then there is between numbers and integers) [addsig]
Just like there's a difference between Numbers and Integers. (Actually, there's more of a difference between meter and decimal then there is between numbers and integers) [addsig]
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