its a pagestretch on my laptop
please buy a laptop from the 21st century
What is this on BL Glass hmm
An
automated system which got nervous about functions scheduling other functions.
If you understand scripting, you can see that I've done nothing intentionally malicious, and that the functions it highlights are essentially the same as ones I made for the CVPI, which passed both automatic and specific review.
Try disabling recoloring vehicle
I have already set paintable=false
The ambulance textures seem to be hit and miss. Earlier today they were working, but since then they have started going white again. It switches during the same hosting session as well.
Like I said before, I've never even heard of this until now.
Interesting to note, the only things which retain color are the lights, which I have parented under an empty mesh named "zLightContainer"
I did the same thing on the CVPI.
This solved the problem of the transparent materials being hidden by the opaque materials behind them, and causing the opaque materials to not cast shadows. Everything under zLightContainer does not cast a shadow, even the opaque materials within them.
I seem to remember, before my final version of the CVPI (which I no longer have due to a hard drive failure) I had yet another empty mesh called "zFlareContainer" which was a child of zLightContainer which was where all the transparent meshes went.
Maybe the fact that
the problem meshes -- the all-white ones -- are not parented to anything.
Furthermore, you aren't using shaders. Shaders seem to get rid of certain problems (like paintable vehicles where the paint color affects parts of the object which should always be an opaque (non-paintable) material, if those materials are part of the same object) but I have never made a vehicle without shaders so I may not have done some of the things that vehicle makers have always had to do in the past, such as separating objects by material.
I once heard that I'm supposed to parent everything to something called detail32 or some such, but that never seemed to be necessary so I have never done itHopefully someone with a deeper understanding of vehicles or Torque can respond.