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Player Vs Model (DIFERENCES) About Truespace Archives These pages are a copy of the official truespace forums prior to their removal somewhere around 2011. They are retained here for archive purposes only. Player Vs Model (DIFERENCES) // Bugs 1  |   Order by default Post by prodigy // Sep 19, 2006, 7:03am prodigy Total Posts: 3029 Hi all again... I work a bit on player, and found some rare diferences between player and model... Select the 4 views.... close 1 from the top and one from the bottom ... You get.. 2 diferent view horizontaly... Now.. one select Playre mode.. and the other model mode... Now.. create a camera and select looking from the camera on both windows.... You see the player look and model look at the same time from the same point of view.... you can move the camera and that update both windows.. Thats clear naaaa??? (allwais with the bridge on etc) THE PROBLEM ITS.. if you look well.. exist diferences on the perspecive view form the model and the player.. Like diferences on the angle of the camera.. Its like a bug.. or it need more calibration... Check folks on your homes.. and enjoy with player and model diferences... BTW.. The projector light.. its squared on model mode and circler on player... its like a spotlight than a projector light.. try to make a cinema on player mode... LOLZ Chividon don don..... yelelelele... (Pajaro Canzani Lyrics)

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