Turning starspheres

You can turn it via turning it in Milkshape!

Open the new and the old file in UTFEdit and just move the materials and textures to the same place in your new UTF. Starspheres have their mats included.

Im by no means an expert on hack, but as far as i know ship’s mass-center can be changed via hexeditor, it may possible to change rotating coords as well. Starspheres may work with that too.

as you mention it, would it work to have a starsphere with a ship file structure? so you can change the orientation in the fix node?

i remember a topic here long time ago, there was problem with the surs on ships, it was too long or what, so they wanted to change the coords of mc somehow via hexeditor, i guessed if that works on ships, it may works on SP too.

As i said its just theoretical, so i wouldnt know that, but there are couple of hacking topdogs here, i believe they answer this question, if it is possible or not.

The offset is just a point without any angular values. It would not do anything.

but probably there is another offset.

unless someone who knows will respond, the closest way is to edit the texture. cut a piece, move the remain and put it on the other side.

If it is only one, you can upload it and someone other rotate it

Just a q: can the starsphere cmps be defined as object with proper size?
If it can be, then rotation is solvable.

anyway, if you edit directly the texture it won’t affect the starsphere in any way but its visual look. the texture is the image upon, not the mesh.

btw, after you rotate and before you export from ms3d, do you assign the entirely model and move/absolute x,y,z?

Gisteron wrote:
I said, all my tries to edit model of starsphere in milkhape makes starsphere full black or out of transparency of galaxies.

Sorry but you should learn reading.
I already told you how to fix this! Use UTF Editor, open the original and the new starsphere. Now drag and drop the materials and texture nodes from the original one into your new one! So every material is there and it should work.