BadgerDK

I play the new version of Insurgency: http://forums.bistudio.com/showthread.php?144714-Insurgency-Sim

Yep, sure. Hit me up in pm

not going there after all

https://www.google.com/#hl=en&output=search&q=site:forums.luxology.com or, alternatively start a discussion here

there are many, many ways of doing it. One is slice, hide what you want, delete what you don't want and merge vertices. Lots of basic tutorials out there, here's one:

but the buttons are so nice! :)

Thank you, will try that out.

Building a killhouse and want to have multiple teams in live fire exercise at the same time - without killing eachother and themselves from ricochets. How would you set up the wall materials?

There's a 601 discussion going on in the user group here :)

Excellent, thank you very much. I had a few Pixarised polygons. Note to self: Don't touch that shortcut! FPDR

What are the prerequisites? All quads, non-intersecting mesh? Specifically, I have a model that imports fine as .obj into Visitor but fails when exporting using the plugin in Modo (501 sp5). All tris and quads, intersecting. I can export really simple meshes but lack the understanding of how to debug, not knowing what to check for.

Aw man, when is it?! :D

No :) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_game#Demographics But the big studios have big marketing budgets. With enough marketing you can sell shit for food.

Great post.

You are absolutely right; it would mean more customers for sure but there's no reason that anyone should own more than one game that supports HLA/DIS but I am sure a lot of people would want to try the other simulators. (You said both games, there are more than two games that support this) It does not detract from the Arma player base that some of the users also own X-plane or a DCS sim. On the contrary their insight and contributions might strengthen the community. I still don't see how it would divide the community. And who cares? The community, obviously, is scattered as is. The biggest divider I see is the ACE mod. I'm totally neutral towards it, great for those who want it and use it but I am not seeing that division as a bad thing. Some people like flicking switches and knobs and reading manuals, some don't. If someone doesn't want to play with others, they stay in single player. And if someone wouldn't want to play with someone in another sim, then be it. I don't know what this call for homogeneity is good for.