Reflective Floors
Created 20 years ago2004-09-11 20:56:15 UTC by
lucky4444
Created 20 years ago2004-09-11 20:56:15 UTC by
lucky4444
Posted 20 years ago2004-09-11 20:56:15 UTC
Post #58316
i have tried rotating the relection in the floor, but they never line up with each other. What i am asking is how to do this in a simple way.
Posted 20 years ago2004-09-11 21:08:26 UTC
Post #58320
Hmmm, sorry I can't help you with that as I haven't tried making reflective floors myself, yet.
~spark
~spark
Posted 20 years ago2004-09-11 22:27:37 UTC
Post #58347
There, i think, is a map in the example map section that displays reflective floors, but i am not allowed to download that ofen because of my computer's security. :
Posted 20 years ago2004-09-11 22:34:11 UTC
Post #58349
Ctrl-T (Transform Tool) can rotate objects to exact degrees. Maybe this will help?
Posted 20 years ago2004-09-11 22:38:43 UTC
Post #58351
ctrl + T is the entitie tool, you must mean ctrl + M.
Posted 20 years ago2004-09-12 00:17:37 UTC
Post #58391
Oops. I did mean Ctrl-M.
Posted 20 years ago2004-09-12 00:21:28 UTC
Post #58395
ave you got norton security?
Posted 20 years ago2004-09-12 00:22:19 UTC
Post #58396
if you do... you can deactivate it for like 5 mins to DL something...but dont leave it off if you've got a hacker after you orsomething ... like ad ware .
So .... err yeah .
So .... err yeah .
Posted 20 years ago2004-09-12 00:39:31 UTC
Post #58405
riiiiiiiiiiiiiiight sooooooo... eh... good luck with your floor... 
: just another thing that makes me want to map again (retired)
: just another thing that makes me want to map again (retired)
Posted 20 years ago2004-09-12 06:05:43 UTC
Post #58451
Why do people try to rotate the rooms when they want a mirror?
Flip it! Just f**king flip it!
One must be extremely retarded to expect that rotating a room will give a reflection of the original.
This only works if the room is symmetrically aligned to the face between the axis you want to rotate about and the Z-axis. This applies to floors only btw.
Flip it! Just f**king flip it!
One must be extremely retarded to expect that rotating a room will give a reflection of the original.
This only works if the room is symmetrically aligned to the face between the axis you want to rotate about and the Z-axis. This applies to floors only btw.
Posted 20 years ago2004-09-12 06:26:01 UTC
Post #58453
toonton you in an Old Folks home ( retired ) ? or you mispelt it? ( retard'd )
meh i'm nuts anyway
meh i'm nuts anyway
Posted 20 years ago2004-09-12 06:37:48 UTC
Post #58460
shush, you.
Posted 20 years ago2004-09-12 09:30:56 UTC
Post #58497
When I said rotate it means rotate in all three views...
Posted 20 years ago2004-09-12 17:13:49 UTC
Post #58651
Posted 20 years ago2004-09-12 17:33:32 UTC
Post #58667
My parents orginize the security so I can't download... It is not me that makes it so i can't.
Posted 20 years ago2004-09-12 17:58:04 UTC
Post #58688
But this is going off topic...
Posted 20 years ago2004-09-12 18:16:56 UTC
Post #58711
Omai kill your parents for that lousy kind of behaviour.
Posted 20 years ago2004-09-12 19:33:01 UTC
Post #58749
NO! They are nice. 
Posted 20 years ago2004-09-12 21:30:50 UTC
Post #58786
don't kill them. just suggest to them to ease up a bit.
Posted 20 years ago2004-09-12 22:02:20 UTC
Post #58797
We are going off topic...
Posted 20 years ago2004-09-13 07:54:29 UTC
Post #58909
Ya I did a wicked floor by just flipping----But--this is what I did with the floor--- -- --
I made two floors
one function wall was on the botton with the properties as rm-texture
ra-128
Then another function wall that was on top was color and 100
Which gave a black tint it was sweet anyways got to go,.
I made two floors
one function wall was on the botton with the properties as rm-texture
ra-128
Then another function wall that was on top was color and 100
Which gave a black tint it was sweet anyways got to go,.
Posted 20 years ago2004-09-13 08:20:44 UTC
Post #58914
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