It should be clarified that in OpenRCT2 there are two types of custom object files: there is the original. However, I use a lot of my own software to do this so I have little experience with more commonly used custom content creation tools such as the object editor - for that I recommend asking over at New Element. I can help somewhat with this as I've made several custom rides and other objects and also experimented with the Blender plugin you're using. Thanks the tips! I'll dig into the suggestions and see if I can wade through the rest of it I'm sure I'll have many more questions as I get deeper into things, but I'll start here for now Eventually I'd like to make a few shops/stalls and the odd train baby steps, first, though! How do you set up your own 'scenery group?' I never render with Blender so I have no idea where to start looking for the problem any tips? I tried a quick, simple render with the plugin and I get an empty. How do you set up something as a litter bin? Bench? How do you set up a light to actually be a light in game (using the hardware based night time lighting in OpenRCT2)? Is it possible to specify light colour? The plugin's general guide says models should be centered on the origin does this apply to path objects (benches, litter bins, lights, etc) as well, or should they be modeled off to the side (and how much), or is this all handles by setting an offset in the object builder? What scale/units should I be using? In general the proportions of the game are a little cartoony how tall should a light pole be? While I'm relatively new to Blender (year or so playing with it for various things) I've done a lot of video game modding in some form or another over the last ~20 years and I'm an industrial designer by trade so I'm not coming at this from scratch. I'll be using Blender for the 3D and the plugin to render the sprites. Hey guys, I'm looking to make a few items for the game for my own playthrough (I'll share them, as well!) but I have a few questions on some of the general things.
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