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Published: 2017-10-08 11:09:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 7305; Favourites: 50; Downloads: 77
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Releasing so many maps lately, I though this can help some people.Related content
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So very necessary. This has been one of the most frustrating features so far.
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Nice guide.
It reminds me at the old XNALara days.
Since XNALara version 2.0, was included a new dummy.mesh object (the small cube) and it was designed to be used as custom camera target. By scattering of several of these cubes in the scene.
We could hopping through the scene by selecting a cube and pressing the 'camera pivot' button.
If we has saved the image, the dummy object's does NOT appear in the rendered images and it was NOT exported to OBJ files as well.
Unfortunately, a porter called Mario Kart, has released a character and has named it dummy.mesh
Now the users was unhappy, because it was not possible to save it as image
That is why Dusan has made a new XNALara version 6.62 and:
- the Dummy object now behaves just like any other object, which means it does appear in the rendered images and it is exported to OBJ files as well.
This days, to exploring maps in XPS, I "enable WASD control" in "Config->Preferences->General" and set the "WASD speed" to 10.0 (max 
Now, I explore the map, like in every game, using the keys 'w' 'a' 's' and 'd' and moving the mouse :/
Mostly by holding the "Shift" key down, for more speed.
The "FoV" camera thing:
I use the keys '+' and '-' in the 3D window, to change the FoV (the camera dialog values changes according)
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Ahora se tus trucos susios para hacer los comics Nivanfields muahahaha
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Sometimes it happens! Thanks for sharing this tutorial...
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I already knew a bit but still very useful! Thanks a lot pal~
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thank you very much sir it is very useful
Take Care
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