Cessna 172 prefab

I made a thread last night in Arts, but I guess that forums receives a lot less attention than this one does.

I made a prefab Cessna 172 (could also act as a C-150, C-152, C-182,
etc) but I dont have any textures for it. I was wondering, short
of taking pictures and making my own textures, does anyone know where I
could find some?

On that note, I'll be using the model in a map I'll be making...
hopefully. I've got some ideas, but as usual, I tend to run short
and give up. For now though, Im making some models. I just
dont have any textures for them.

Here's a pic:

I'd go for having more polys... as for the forums- they seem to have died alot since the change of URL.

[edit]- ah I thought that was a model! You should make it one... use export function to dxf then give it to a modeller to compile.

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It would looke better as a model.

Im a little behind the times here. I havent done any Half-Life 2 mapping...

Wild Card said:
Im a little behind the times here. I havent done any Half-Life 2 mapping...

As if what you made before qualifies.

/runs fastlyer

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Thanks Jon...

Wild Card said:
Thanks Jon...

Anytime Nick. :biggrin:

Would it help if I said honestly that your mapping skills exceeds mine?

Now.. since I do not hold mine in very high esteem, that could be considered "Big Whoopee s**t" to some so... shrugs

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I've never flown anything other than a ZLIN 726 but I think that the
shape of the airframe is a pretty strange, the wings looking a tad to
long for the fuselage .I may be wrong since i've never seen a Cessna in
reality. Then again...

So who wants to explain this model business. Is it the same thing
as milkshape 3D was for HL1? Not that I really got into models in
the first place.

[edit]Andrei, it may just be the camera angle. The shape of the
prefab is just about identical to the real aircraft. Granted,
there are some differences, and lakc of curvature, due to the
limitations of both Hammer, and of myself.

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A good person to ask might be Reno -- he really seems to be into modeling :wink:

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ATM Fishy seems to be "TOP DOG".. I would shoot him an inquiry as well.

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Wild Card, if you know anything about modeling for hl1, then there's not much new to learn for hl2 if you intend to keep it simple. most of the changes are to how you compile the .smd's exported from milkshape, but the smd's themselves are just the same.

if you're that bad at making textures, why not take something like

http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Runway/8605/Cassna_Model.jpg

which is a design for a 3D paper model, and use it as a base taxture to paint your own design over. it's how i skinned the p38 model. :smile:

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Yea I saw that image on Google but didnt think of it. I'll go
exploring more of this modeling thingy. I dont have much
experience with Milkshape, more just I made a lamp post once and that
was it. Didnt texture it either, just built it. I'll go
have some fun and we'll see how things turn out.

On that matter, why dont we just make the entire level a model? lol

e_polys pwn w_polys plz.

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Umm, how do I import the prefab into Milkshape? Since Milkshape only reads its own files...

Wild Card said:
Umm, how do I import the prefab into Milkshape? Since Milkshape only reads its own files...

milkshape only reads its own with File>Open. File>Import is what you're looking for.

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Yea, milkshape has it's own filetype. I've tryed opening the .DXF file as such but it didnt work.

Is it possible to use Gmax for HL2 modelling?

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I know its possible for hl1, but for hl2 im not sure.

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