small issue i had

[gamernoob]

everytime i put a brachiosaurus to my level when i try to get close with it the game crashes always

[TheIdiot]

everytime i put a brachiosaurus to my level when i try to get close with it the game crashes always

Sounds like there's something wrong with the bones or physics objects. Did you select ONLY the brachiosaurus when exporting it? If you select multiple objects, you have to select their physics as well, or, in the case of dinosaurs, their bones.

[tatu]

What TheIdiot wrote. Also make sure you are exporting it to .TPM and not a .3ds model.

A hint: We are quite a small community so you can post new questions in the same topic instead of making a new one

[gamernoob]

and i had an issue when i tried to make a dino fighting video i don't know why triceratops or stegosaurus don't attack the velociraptor

[TheIdiot]

and i had an issue when i tried to make a dino fighting video i don't know why triceratops or stegosaurus don't attack the velociraptor

There are a multitude of reasons that this could be happening.

The herbivores need to have high Anger values to make them actively attack other dinosaurs, and their target dinosaur has to be on a different Team than them. Make sure the Raptor has high Anger and high Hungeras well so that it tries to kill the other dinosaurs (setting it TOO high - around 0.9+ - will make it recklessly run in and not stop attacking, which is pretty unrealistic). Also make sure they have Acts in their script which actually allow them to attack, which are "ActRam" for a triceratops and "ActTailSwipe" for a stegosaur. You can also give the stego "ActBite" if you want to allow it to attack with its head as well.

Even if your stegosaur and triceratops are set-up properly to fight back against carnivores, quadrupedal dinosaurs tend to be pretty terrible at attacking effectively as they turn very slowly. That being said if a carnivore gets in front of a herbivore with ActRam, it will usually get killed. Trespasser AI is often totally unpredictable.

[gamernoob]

and other issue i had when i place a wall or a structure it has no collision

[tatu]

and other issue i had when i place a wall or a structure it has no collision

You need to also export the invisible walls (F button in the menu bar will show them.

Did you resolve any of the other issues you had?

[Draconisaurus]

What was the wall you were using? Object name -

[gamernoob]

What was the wall you were using? Object name -

its a electric fence and gate wall both has no collision

[TheIdiot]

What was the wall you were using? Object name -

its a electric fence and gate wall both has no collision

Did you export them both at the same time in a single go? You have to select their $ physics (which can be made visible through the "Visibilty" bar in TresEd) as well when selecting multiple objects. It's probably better to export objects one-at-a-time just to be on the safe side, especially if you're new to Trespasser editing.

[Draconisaurus]

Also do watch these 2 videos on TresEd usage - viewtopic.php?f=9&t=11093

[gamernoob]

other issue is texture when i put a path texture this is what happen if i test it

[gamernoob]

and other thing i had how to make a friendly carnivore that will not care about your present actually making the archetype to -1 may not work when it sees me got chase by other hostile predator than the -1 carnivore starts to chase me

[TheIdiot]

The path texture is messed up because its palette is different than that of the base terrain. Remember that Trespasser .bmp images have to be in the 256-colour indexed format. All terrain textures have to use the same palette or they will be messed up like that. You can easily convert one file's palette to another's by copying+pasting your new texture into the texture that you want to use the palette of, then saving your converted image over the original image that you wanted to convert.

As for the dinosaur issue, there are soooo many things that could be wrong. Your -1 archetype dinosaur should avoid trying to eat Anne, but if it's angry, it might still attack her. You can make a dinosaur completely ignore specifically the player by setting its "Human-" float values to 0 (HumanFear, HumanLove, etc), though if you do something to it in-game it might still get mad and attack. Read through the CAnimal settings in the Script Reference, they are well-documented and should point you in the right direction.

[gamernoob]

ok and also thanks it work now