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@gladson1976 there are ways to mirror a model and convert LHD to RHD, though you have to take care not to mirror text. Easy if it's an image map, not so much if it's a modelled logo. Don't worry about details like the pedals being in the wrong order either. 🙂 I agree about how welcome it is to find a RHD model ready to use out of the box. I used to drive a Japanese import car, not one of these though.
@frank22 Wikipedia says it's turbocharged, and on this occasion I tend to agree with them. Something got lost in translation I think. 🙂Hey @frank22 !
I have downloaded this beauty and found that the rear window and the passenger window are missing. You can also see that on your picture. Or are my eyes are getting to bad. Or did I do something wrong with the texture. Where nice to have this wonderful model complete,
Thanks anyway@Lucafeelgood - I probably made them not visible while I was working on the model. Just click the little eye next to the part/s to make then visible again.
@Lucafeelgood The glass is hidden by default 🙂
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Ha ha... "Sigaro" 😤. You better remove the top if you're going to smoke in the car Luca.
Oh... no. don't take those man LOL.On the topic (somewhat), is there a way to mirror objects? I’m thinking about hair, certain hand biased props, etc.
With hair and Smart Props (parented) you're going to have a problem @Diviniren. Stand-alone props should work OK by just reducing the size <0.
@diviniren I use Dimension3D's Content Mirror but it's just for Poser format stuff as far as I know. I can't find it on the blog, let me know if you want to try it. It does a good job, rigged cars retain their rigging and so on.
All the modelling software I know of has some way of mirroring a 3D model in whatever format it can handle. I don't have enough experience with DAZ, but I'd think parented props could be mirrored if you unparent them first then reparent to the other side of the body (for handheld things).
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I think I have that script somewhere and thanks for reminding me. Good tip about smart props. As you said previously, you run into problems when text is involved, but it should be quite easy to open the texture map and mirror the text for that part.it should be quite easy to open the texture map and mirror the text
In Poser's material room, you can set the map's U scale to -1 which does the job. Maybe DAZ has a similar feature?
But note that this only works if the number plate has its own map, if it's tucked away in the corner of a big all-in-one texture map you'll have to do a bit more surgery.
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