In search of Mexican figures

[rick1958]

Does anyone know of any traditional Mexican figures? Complete with poncho's sombreros, bandoliers etc...?"

 

[rick1958]

Seems odd... Being Trainz is international software, You would think someone would have made some old west type of Mexican figures. I'm thinking Clint Eastwood western Hombras...lol

 

[johnwhelan]

Seems odd... Being Trainz is international software, You would someone would have made some old west type of Mexican figures. I'm thinking Clint Eastwood western Hombras...lol

Have you tried creating content yourself?

John

 

[rick1958]

Have you tried creating content yourself?

John

Oh yeah... @Shortline2 got me started in gmax years ago. I can make boxes look like buildings, but that's about it... If I attempted to make figures, they look like stick figures drawn with a Sharpie ...lol. I just thought I'd throw a feeler out to see if someone knew of a site that may have something on that line.

 

[johnwhelan]

Oh yeah... @Shortline2 got me started in gmax years ago. I can make boxes look like buildings, but that's about it... If I attempted to make figures, they look like stick figures drawn with a Sharpie ...lol. I just thought I'd throw a feeler out to see if someone knew of a site that may have something on that line.

Have a dig in the forum, https://forums.auran.com/threads/more-characters-from-the-1920s.183345/post-2078045 for example. I think these were made with a tool then brought into Blender so ask how it was done or the answer might even be in the forum.

Cheerio John

 

[Forester1]

MSGSapper uses a site that sells 3d figures, which he converts into Trainz. You might check his thread. I think CGTrader is where he gets his items.

 

[MSGSapper]

Does anyone know of any traditional Mexican figures? Complete with poncho's sombreros, bandoliers etc...?"

Your best bet for something like this would be to create them yourself in Meshy and then bring them into Blender for porting to Trainz. Meshy does a fairly good job when it comes to creating characters of almost any type. See Meshy at:

https://www.meshy.ai/

Bob

 

[rick1958]

Your best bet for something like this would be to create them yourself in Meshy and then bring them into Blender for porting to Trainz. Meshy does a fairly good job when it comes to creating characters of almost any type. See Meshy at:

https://www.meshy.ai/

Bob

Thanks for the link Bob, but it's not that important. I just threw a line in the water to see if I got a bite. I have a wife and mom both suffering from Alzheimer's, so any serious learning will have to be put on the back burner. Too many distractions right now. Trainz just fills the gaps, but thank's again.