Re: [realXtend] Tundra Framework

hi Vaibhav Vaidya i'm fFred As Tonni said i'm actually prepaing tutorials for beginners, they are nearly ready ;) You are welcome to pass by on the RMP Platform . I will explain you all the way it works ;) To connect to RMP the community rex platform go thereand sho

Re: [realXtend] Tundra Framework

On Friday March 16 2012 23:56:05 Toni Alatalo wrote: > On Mar 16, 2012, at 2:30 PM, Glenn Alexander wrote: > > tunnels under the terrain are important). I insert them into the scene by > > hand-editing the txml file. Then tweak their location/size within the > > server > > is hand-editing somehow

Re: [realXtend] Tundra Framework

On Mar 16, 2012, at 2:30 PM, Glenn Alexander wrote: > tunnels under the terrain are important). I insert them into the scene by tunnels sound very cool :) > hand-editing the txml file. Then tweak their location/size within the server is hand-editing somehow useful for you, or could the drag&d

Re: [realXtend] Tundra Framework

One can create terrain by using any arbitrary mesh or by using the Terrain component (EC_Terrain), the Terrain guide is not online on the web yet, but you should be able to figure things out by reading the raw HTML version of it here https://github.com/LudoCraft/Tundra/blob/835a72464dd86ee3a636f6d9

Re: [realXtend] Tundra Framework

Hi, I use blender to create the individual models (including the terrain - I use a mesh as for my world variable ground-resolution and the ability to create tunnels under the terrain are important). I insert them into the scene by hand-editing the txml file. Then tweak their location/size withi

Re: [realXtend] Tundra Framework

@Toni : Actually, I want to create a world which there is a large terrain, meshs, 3d models with animation and scripting, etc. I think blender won't be suitable for my requirements (haven't worked on Blender before). So, is there any other tool which has all these functionalities. Or is it possibl

Re: [realXtend] Tundra Framework

Vaibhav Vaidya kirjoitti Mar 16, 2012 kello 12:42 PM: > Now, I am able to host the sample scenes over Tundra. I want to create my own > scenes. Is there any GUI interface to create a scene (or world) and export it > to a .txml file?? Blender is one. > ~Vaibhav -Toni > > On Fri, Mar 16, 20

Re: [realXtend] Tundra Framework

Thanks everyone, Now, I am able to host the sample scenes over Tundra. I want to create my own scenes. Is there any GUI interface to create a scene (or world) and export it to a .txml file?? ~Vaibhav On Fri, Mar 16, 2012 at 2:15 PM, Jukka Jylänki wrote: > You are probably starting Tundra witho

Re: [realXtend] Tundra Framework

You are probably starting Tundra without any storage directories. This means that when you choose to upload, Tundra does not know the location to import the assets to. For instructions how to work offline on a scene, see the 'How to work offline' instruction text in Tundra start menu. If the steps

Re: [realXtend] Tundra Framework

Hey Toni, When I am dropping a .txml file to the black screen, it shows a "Entity and Asset Import" window and when I click "Add content" button a pop-up comes saying "Starting upload failed". When right clicking any object, it doesn't show anything.. Am I missing anything?? ~Vaibhav On Fri, Mar

Re: [realXtend] Tundra Framework

Thanks Toni, I'll try it out and throw you more questions if I get stuck ;) Regards, Vaibhav On Fri, Mar 16, 2012 at 1:39 PM, Toni Alatalo wrote: > Vaibhav Vaidya kirjoitti Mar 16, 2012 kello > 9:52 AM: > > How to upload the content to the server?? or how to create a scene?? > > > You can dr

Re: [realXtend] Tundra Framework

Vaibhav Vaidya kirjoitti Mar 16, 2012 kello 9:52 AM: > How to upload the content to the server?? or how to create a scene?? You can drag & drop txml, .scene and .mesh files to that black window. Open from menu view-scene the GUI to see outline of your scene. Right-click on object in the list a

[realXtend] Tundra Framework

Hii all, I have recently migrated to Tundra technology. I have downloaded the latest release of Tundra from http://code.google.com/p/realxtend-naali/downloads/list. I have worked on OpenSim/RealXtend earlier, but can not able to understand Tundra architecture. I googled upon it and found out that