Geschrieben 6. April 20187 J HI Can anyone tell me pls. what contactpoint and how I have to place it inside the cockpit of my selfmade train in Sketchup Pro 2018, so when I enter the train in TS4 in the cockpit to ride along, i see the view like in the picture. THX
Geschrieben 13. April 20187 J Hi, i can only show you how to to in Blender... but the basic procedure in sketchup is the same... Make a model of the train... and export it as .x file (i,e. Train.x) Make a model of the cockpit... .... within this model there must be an object (i think in sketchup it is a "group") named "_CCP" (Cockpit-Camera-Position)... (... it represents the point from which it is seen when you "enter cockpit" in TS4) Note: This object will not be shown in TS4... so you can use anything (i.e. a cube) ... the position of the model "Train-cockpit" based an the model "Train"... Note: you are looking from inside out! (normals of your faces)... ... and export it as .x file (i.e. Train-cockpit.x) Import it in TS4 to the catalog as "Vehicle"... ... choose here "Train.x"... ... and here "Train-cockpit.x" (... note the name will not be shown... but i do not know why) In TS4 the train... ... and the cockpit view... ... hope you can understand and it helps you... Regards EASY Bearbeitet 13. April 20187 J von EASY
Geschrieben 13. April 20187 J Hi @raf.sonneville, as Sketchup modeler, I have not yet any experience with creation and mounting of cockpit models. But I think, that @EASY is quite right with his assumptions for Sketchup use. Especially, all sub-models which should be identified as separate frames within the x-file, must be defined as separate groups in the Sketchup model. This is also true for the "_CCP"-Model. Many grettings BahnLand
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