yzmxer608 wrote:When I try to splice the demos the CMD doesn't recognize 'python'. Thought I had this before and I fixed it but I can't figure it out now.
Did you make sure to refernce the folder that python is in? Most likely the python26 folder on your c:
Most of the time, I put all the files I need to use (demos if I'm splicing or whatever) into the python26 folder then its easy as typing
cd c:/python26 <enter>
To make the python26 folder the current directory. Then when you type in python it will know where to find it. Hope that helps/makes sense
yzmxer608 wrote:When I try to splice the demos the CMD doesn't recognize 'python'. Thought I had this before and I fixed it but I can't figure it out now.
You need to put the directory where the python exe is in your PATH environment variable.
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You should make it take separate x, y and z scales so you can use it for making billboard to full detail transition models. Look near the end of this post (Smoothing the LOD Transistion) for an example of when it would be useful.
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jlv wrote:You should make it take separate x, y and z scales so you can use it for making billboard to full detail transition models. Look near the end of this post (Smoothing the LOD Transistion) for an example of when it would be useful.
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So, I should write the separate x, y, z values for windows users? Because wouldn't that shall script work a whole lot better than doing each one separate.