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It loads fine. There are Poser props that are called for. They are for license plates. Other than that, there are some references for textures. Ultimately it does load.
I'd need .obj format files myself though, if you end up uploading these, will .obj be included?
Also, I can't quite place that slick looking blue car in the back row right next to the Chrysler Airflow right now...What is it? A Bristol?
Hi Nick, that's a 1937 BMW 327 Cabriolet. It's originally in .fbx format which can be imported into DS. Sorry no .obj for this. I have included both the fbx and the .duf. Happy motoring.
Here's another one. Oldsmobile 88 Futuramic Convertible 1949.
Files - obj, fbx and duf.
@frank22 Did that already have the materials applied or did you have to do that by hand after the fact?
Bacon - I applied Iray shaders for the body and glass etc. I think you get a selection of shaders that come with the DS install, glass, paint etc. Not sure.
A Buick this time. The 1938 Buick Y-Job concept car that was not mass-produced for sale.
Files - obj, fbx and duf.
Four down 7 to go.
https://mega.nz/folder/B2o2nBiC#LroYr4gkyok2rWEnHUSRZg
Edit - I've separated material zones for several parts like the steering wheel and horn. So if you use the duf those zones should still be available for shaders/tectures. In the next post I'll include the licence plates and some texture for them.
After the cars I've also got about 50 low-rez Renderpeople saved as .duf files. They've got highly detailed textures with normal/specular maps and are great for low-resource background (un-posable) people for renders. I'll finish the cars first. I feel I need to contribute more because I've downloaded a hell of a lot of stuff from this site.
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