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    Deadpool209977
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    We finally got some baseball clothing, some gear, and a field. The problem is that the scoreboard is for a high school, which won't work for an MLB-Female League-type story. We still need some catcher equipment as well! Any will do, but I am looking for modern-type stuffs.
    Umpire stuff is needed too, but I'll make due if need be.

    If anyone has something like this or knows someone who knows... You know what I am asking!?!

    I don't make a lot of money, so all the $100+ stuff I found is out of the question, LOL!

    Anyway, if anyone can help!

    #2086347
    Anna1945
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    I can't help feeling this is a joke.
    Or a misdirected email'
    You do know this is a graphic site?

    #2086352
    Frank21
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    I know what you're talking about Deadpool and you should be able to change the field signs by altering the textures.
    I found this helmet for you in Blender format so you'll need to take it into Blender and export it as a .obj or something. It's untextured and you may have to re-create separate material zones, maybe not, try exporting as .obj and also .dae (Collada).

    https://mega.nz/file/Ny0TRY4I#9cFLBFXmaYLL-b-11Vr7GBl2JRJ7sR0ZYLK09Tcqkk4

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    #2086514
    Deadpool209977
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    @Anna1945:

    I'm not sure I get what you are trying to relay with this comment. I do know what type of site this is, as I have been a member here for a while.

    My understanding here is that we are trying to help each other with tips, tricks, and products to better our artwork and stories. If I am wrong, please let me know, and I will withdraw my questions for help.

    *This is not meant to be rude or whatnot; I am just clarifying what we are here for in regards to your comment to me, nothing more.

    #2086515
    Deadpool209977
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    Nice Helmet @Frank21! Thank you. I will see what I can do with it!

    #2086519
    Anna1945
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    ooops! from your email thought you were actually looking for baseball
    equipment, Thought you were in the wrong place.
    If you can imagine a request for parts for a 2005 Ford, you get the idea

    #2086534
    Deadpool209977
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    @Anna1945

    I understand the mix-up. I wasn't sure what I did wrong, LOL! It's cool, no worries.
    Do you have parts for a 2005 Ford? They could be some cool 3d assets for a garage theme!

    @Frank21

    The .dae was in half. As for materials, there was no problem, but I have to figure out how to create the other half or duplicate it or something.

    The .obj looks good, but I need to figure out how to create materials zones as it bakes the entire thing together as one solid piece.
    I know I saw a tutorial about this here before, but I just need to find it.

    #2086545
    Anna1945
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    By any chance are you having a garage sale

    I have a 1980 Plymouth Arrow that runs!!!!

    #2086548
    Ethiopia
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    @anna1945, Beat ya! I still have the first car I ever bought, a 1968 something-or-other. I'm one of a dying breed of people who can tune carburetors.

    #2086572
    Frank21
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    Deadpoool - That's a very common issue with reformatting 3D files.
    Here's a tip about making material zones... use the DS geometry tool to select a part of the mask metal for example. Then while holding the shift key press the + key.
    This will expand the selection in all directions. You may have to stop before it goes too far. Assign a new material zone to the selected area. I haven't used DS for 18 months so I'm pretty rusty.

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