Gmax Transit Textures 1.0

I cant wait till i use these in my upcoming bat: onslope underground motorways! Cool! u can subment your ideas for that on my thread: https://www.simtropolis.com/forum/messageview.cfm?catid=37&threadid=92205&enterthread=y

Nice! Thanks! This is a good idea. They can be difficult to get.

hmmmmmmmmm... Well i havent tested thim yet...but im worried that it might not be the correct size...

very useful!!thanks a lot. mate!

The textures themselves are good. Something to point out though; when applying textures it's not the size of them you should worry about, but the size of the model. The textures will stretch and fit around the model you're using.10/10 ;)

Excellent,it's always good to have more gmax textures.

Another issue of concern when using game textures in the BAT is the lighting. The BAT adds extra lighting that makes the textures brighter so they don't match their in-game equivilents.

These textures I needed for that purpose. So how do I avoid this lighting issue, like everyone else?

by darkening them.. duh:P

So how does one darken a texture, anyhow?

photoshop :D

I don't even know how to mak a transit enabled lot.

I believe the highway is actually a prop, not a texture. And colour calibration is not a simple matter of darkening, the different colour bands need to be altered by different amounts by making a new output curve. The relationship is not linear. Gascooker I think had a tutorial in the omnibus on how to do the calibration in photoshop.

thanka alot. Good work.

Really good and useful

Thanx for the lighting warning, if anyone has the darkened version, could u pm me with it attached? ill make sure to include u in the description and give u lots of credit. I ran into this problem when i made my test model, the sidewalk looks white.

Great!

Exactly what I needed.Thank you.

What am i sopposed to do with this?

thanks!

sorry for the second reply - but theGTAgod: unzip them into your gmax textures folder(usually /program files/gamepacks/BAT/textures)open the material editor , then the material navigator , and drag the textures from the navigator , to the pic in the editor.