[Solved] JME 3.1 Android Terrain Texture Problems

[JacobNordfalk]

Hello BigBob,

@BigBob

This method was what finally solved it.

http://hastebin.com/icilizozok.avrasm

The content of the above URL is gone. Could you please post the content in this thread so your solution is still available?

Thanks,
Jacob

[BigBob]

Hi there,

http://hastebin.com/xokodusava.java

This I believe is the method you’re looking for. If put your root node through that and it will make the entire scene the unshaded material.

[pspeed]

Kind of odd not to just use a code block, though.

[BigBob]

I never know how to get them right.

They always look awful.

[pspeed]

@BigBob

I never know how to get them right.

They always look awful.

How to type code blocks

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[JacobNordfalk]

Hi there,
Thanks for the code.
A much easier fix is to fix the wrong path in the Android Assetmanager:
assetManager.unregisterLocator("/", AndroidLocator.class);
assetManager.registerLocator("",AndroidLocator.class);

Asset paths that begin with "/" don't work on Android

Yours,
Jacob