HAIL TO 3RUN!

A tricky thing caused this.
In MDL file base frame, all looks good


But in frame 1 it looks like this

As u can see, bullets gone to somewhere, causing a gigantic model

Tricky!
Thanks a lot 3run for your support and time!

, floor_range perhaps? "Controls the range within which the entities' light depends on the brightness and shadows of the floor area below (default 1000 quants). If the entities' height above the floor exceeds that range, the entity won't receive light, albedo and fog values from the floor texture. This way it can be prevented that aircraft models in a flight simulator suddenly change their brightness dependent on shadows on the ground."

@rayp, congrats, another fun adventure of Gamestudio 3d solved

Thanks.
Something about frame/model - orientation was my first guess. But i didnt check what those damn bullets are doing. To see them u need to scroll out very far, in frames > 0.

Comon what a #@!**

Edit: Means i converted a lot of models with some damaged frames over the years and did not realize it!

Just to be perfectly clear, there is no such thing as no shader anymore. There is no way to render anything without a shader, and just because you didn't set one doesn't mean there isn't one implicitly set for you. In this case by Gamestudio, but if you would insist to the GPU driver directly that you'd rather use the fixed function pipeline it'll just set a shader for you implicitly anyway. It's like saying you can use a CPU without a kernel/OS, software has to drive the hardware and on the GPU side that's the job of shaders.

I realize you found a cause for your problem, but just as a future reference, since there is no such thing as no shaders these day anymore, you might as well use them again.

Ok thanks for the info.
Next time i say "no 3rd party material"