BVE: Two more very fine Japanese trains

[mfonda]

Found these on the following site:

http://page.freett.com/ohsyunomei/index.htm

Att#1 Minomachi-line 3300
Att#2 Tokoname-line 3300
Martin

[Simon_G]

RE: Two more very fine Japanese trains

Thanks for those, Martin. The 3D models look very smooth in those pictures - or is it just clever texturing?

[leezer3]

RE: Two more very fine Japanese trains

Its the models.
Just had a poke, and these are very good, especially the underframe texturing

Cheers

Chris Lees

[Simon_G]

RE: Two more very fine Japanese trains

I downloaded mei7100.zip - the model 7100.x has in excess of 6100 vertices and nearly 3200 polys! The structure viewer loads it instantly - I wonder how well BVE would cope?

Even more interesting, it has smooth shading, apparently achieved solely by manipulating the mesh normals. Looks like this might be the end for hand coded objects

[BVECOLORADO]

RE: Two more very fine Japanese trains

>Found these on the following site:
>http://page.freett.com/ohsyunomei/index.htm
>Att#1 Minomachi-line 3300
>Att#2 Tokoname-line 3300
>Martin

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