Basic Wooden Fence
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Sunday, May 9, 2010 - 23:17
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Basic wooden fence for a farm setting or whatever you see fit, uv textured and turns out really well when u use normals, i dont have the normals in the .blend, i make my normals in UNITY3D after i import my files. enjoy, free to use for anyone that wants it
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![application/octet-stream picketfence_0.blend](/modules/file/icons/application-octet-stream.png)
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I'd very much would like to use your fence, but the texture seems missing (there's one texture of type 'None') and the origin is at the the top of the fence, instead of at the bottom.
Could you please fix these issues or tell me how I can fix them myself?
Its a UV texture it doesnt show up in your textures tab, if anything just change the texture from "none" to "image" then click the little updown arrows next to the load button and you should see the image there, just click on it. If that doesnt work just let me know when you'll be available on the IRC and i can send u the image file there
Ok i resubmitted the .blend file hopefully the image is packed in there now, let me know so i can do the same for future submissions.
would use except that there are so many verts in those cylynders, the textures are just slapped on with no real work done.
I basically would have to cut down the polycount on the pillars or outright replace them, then bake in some AO on the pillars and add some uniqueness to the texture image.. might as well cerate them from scratch.
Exactly what I needed. The pigs would escape if not for this!
I've included this asset in the AnyRPG Engine. Its been featured in a YouTube livestream at https://youtu.be/t4xqkYE9YrU and you've been added to both the in-engine credits, and the credits at anyrpg.org.