what i said was to answer :
i know that multitextured meshes have a surface for each texture
And sorry but that is totally wrong.
And If you want to texture tris with different textures, it 's not what we call "Multitexturing" .
=> here you need to have one surface for each material you want to use.
add a brush to the surface, and use PaintSurface to apply the brush to the surface. (like said jfk )
But something strange in what jfk says :
An easier solution is to load the mesh with LoadAnimMesh, this will make a child for every surface / object in the scene
In any way, i have never seen we can get surface using FindChild ...
you're maybe right, but when I export a b3d Scene, and i load it, every surfaces of the scenes are contained in each mesh i have exported. using for the Meshes, but i have to use GetSurface ( Child , Index of the surface ) to get the surface.
Maybe i misunderstood ... Let me know .
i know that multitextured meshes have a surface for each texture
And sorry but that is totally wrong.
And If you want to texture tris with different textures, it 's not what we call "Multitexturing" .
=> here you need to have one surface for each material you want to use.
add a brush to the surface, and use PaintSurface to apply the brush to the surface. (like said jfk )
But something strange in what jfk says :
An easier solution is to load the mesh with LoadAnimMesh, this will make a child for every surface / object in the scene
In any way, i have never seen we can get surface using FindChild ...
you're maybe right, but when I export a b3d Scene, and i load it, every surfaces of the scenes are contained in each mesh i have exported. using for the Meshes, but i have to use GetSurface ( Child , Index of the surface ) to get the surface.
Maybe i misunderstood ... Let me know .