Montreal Pitstand problem [Solved]

Hello Everyone.

Below is an image from 3D Editor of Pitstands i have put in (courtesy of Mr Pibbs i think it was) at Montreal, yet which are not showing up in the game.

I have done this to 5 previous tracks without a hitch using the same method, yet for some unknown reason refuse to show up in this track.

Can anyone give me some guiding points as to what might be the problem?

Cheers,

Slasher.





Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/30/2015 01:06PM by Slasher.

You mean this beautiful pitstands are not shown up in the game? Have you checked your ingame graphic settings already?

Its worked the previous 5 Tracks ive installed them into.

If i left the graphics settings the same, would some tracks show it and some not?

Slasher.

Well, just set the graphic settings for showing every single object, so the highest possbile graphic settings. When the pitstands are still not there in the game, the problem is somewhere else.

first =the editor is completely outdated
second = objects have classes (nstand-farstand-required-nland etc) named like this?
third= what clipping distance value?



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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/01/2015 11:52PM by maxi82.

Hi everyone.

Still having real problems with this.

The object classes are "NBUILD".

And the clipping distances are all 0.

And i'm now using the same Builder version as yours.

Slasher.

Hi

I'm not sure if this will help, - it may depend on what version of Montreal you are using, - In the object attributes the "flag" and clipping distance should be "0" but you could try changing the "camera" setting from "0" to "18". Some objects use the zero setting to appear in all camera views but some use the number of cameras for the particular track. The "0" setting is working on my version but I checked an older version of the track and the pitstands camera setting was "18" so you could try that. It may not be the answer but its worth a try unless you've already tried that setting.

That worked, thanks very much Neil, appreciated.