In the previous part of the Panda3D series we loaded the terrain model in Panda3D. Today we’ll create the slug model. Let’s start by creating a slug folder inside the actors folder.
Just like with the terrain model, we’re not going to create the slug model from scratch. You can grab it from my github repository. Make sure to put it inside the slug folder you just created:
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As you can see, here we have the blend file and the textures that we’ll need for the four slugs.
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Anyway, here’s the model with one of the textures applied:
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