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Hey, i would like to copy a surface, since copy mesh - copies seems refer to the same surface.

 

I want to copy a mesh and the copy should have its own surface instances (because i want to modify the surface in runtime, but only for the copied mesh, not for the original).

 

how can i copy a mesh so that it got its own surface instance, instead that 2 meshes uses the same?

Whuts wroong?

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You can do this by copying the gmf file to a temporary gmf file and then use LoadModel to load it, and then you can delete the temporary gmf file.

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Read the vertex and triangle data from one and add it to another. There are commands to retrieve all the data.

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