Windows doesn't care whether the files name is upper case, lower case or some
funky mixed case, they all refer to the same file.
I presume that on a case sensitive file system the case of the filename and the
case of the reference to the filename must match, but on Windows this is not
the case.
The only problem at the moment is that CVS barfs on the second of each pair
with a xxx is in the way warning. Removing the one from CVS that is not
referenced by the model will solve the problem.
Richard
I can go to 3D Studio and change the textures' name to
lowercase, but I won't
be able to do that until... next year. I have been kind of
busy these days.
Ampere
On November 8, 2004 11:51 am, Durk Talsma wrote:
To the best of my knowledge, this duplication was
introduced when Erik
changed the original upper case names to lower case,
because I thought the
upper case filenames might give problems on windows
systems, or something
like that. But, on case-sensitive OSses (such as my
trustworthy linux
station). The 3ds model file expects all upper case
texturefile names,
which is why they were changed back to their original state.
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