MX Simulator

You know the cameras on the SYS Raceway, why is my bike see through on the cameras?

Press 0 on your numpad to get out of it.

Wahlamt wrote:Press 0 on your numpad to get out of it.

I want to be in camera mode tho


See how my bike is see through, I want that to stop.

hvpmvp wrote:

Wahlamt wrote:Press 0 on your numpad to get out of it.

I want to be in camera mode tho


See how my bike is see through, I want that to stop.

Yeah, 0 on your numpad whilst veiwing through tv cameras disables it, 1-9 enables it. Note that it is the numpad, not the 1234567890 over your letters.

Yeah, 0 on your numpad whilst veiwing through tv cameras disables it, 1-9 enables it. Note that it is the numpad, not the 1234567890 over your letters.

That doesn't make sense, and I don't have a numpad on my laptop.

This looks like a jm/model issue, not an issue with the cameras.

Was too tired when I read this. Try --z-depth 24 in your command line.

AHeckman2 wrote:This looks like a jm/model issue, not an issue with the cameras.

I don’t think it’s that because is it happens on every bike I run.

Try --zdepth 24 in your command line options.

jlv wrote:Try --zdepth 24 in your command line options.

That doesn't seem to work, my bikes are still see through, I think I should mention sometimes it isn't see through, then my bike turns at a different angle and it is.

hvpmvp wrote:

jlv wrote:Try --zdepth 24 in your command line options.

That doesn't seem to work, my bikes are still see through, I think I should mention sometimes it isn't see through, then my bike turns at a different angle and it is.

Can you upload a video where we see that?

Could be an LOD taking out some polygons. Try increasing your model geometric detail.

AHeckman2 wrote:This looks like a jm/model issue, not an issue with the cameras.

Check my vids i have the same problem over and over again

jlv wrote:Could be an LOD taking out some polygons. Try increasing your model geometric detail.

It’s the highest it can go.

I looked a little closer at the screenshot and it definitely looks like you're running out of z buffer precision. Is this only on the one track? Maybe it has the near/far planes set too close/far.