Originally posted by Mayaniac
This is coming together rather nicely.

Though the sails aren't doing it for me, but the rest is good.

I'm looking forward to seeing this turns out.

Nice work!

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Originally posted by starjsjswars
For me its smoothed and the color of the texture.

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// Error: 	string $bump2dNode = $buffer[0];
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// Error: 	tokenize $upstreamPlug "." $buffer;
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// Error: "$buffer" is an undeclared variable. // 
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// Error: "$buffer" is an undeclared variable. //

Originally posted by starjsjswars
the color of the texture on the sails just look abit odd comparded to the rest of your ship, i think it should be abit tan (IMO)

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Originally posted by gster123
I dont know what its relating to but the codes saying that it cant find the $buffer variable.

It could be something to do with the image type that your importing??

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Originally posted by gster123
Well thats bloody strange!

What material is it that your using? Do you have the bump on other materials?? New scenes etc??

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Originally posted by gster123
When theres strange things afoot with maya at uni the bes tthing to do is move the prefs folder out of the maya folder (in your docs) so ther eisnt one, then fire up maya again, it resets the prefs, and see if that works, if it does it means re-setting all your prefs but at least its working

If not you can just ciopy your prefs folder back over, and carry on scratching your head.

I've seen a similar thing but its a windows display setting so not much help on a mac

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Originally posted by gster123
Dunno why the folder was burried away, maybe its just where its placed on a MAC system.

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