Did you unzip the file or just copy the zip there?

Running windows 7 with parallels on my mac mini osx version 10.8.2

Thanks

Solution #1 (preferred – results in better sounding music)
1) download a FLAC version of your broken tracks with BitTorrent from piratebay.se or other BitTorrent trackers.
2) convert them to Apple Lossless with XLD (preferred) or Max
3) carefully re-rate the new lossless songs in iTunes.
4) note which playlists the broken tracks are in by control-clicking on them and choosing ‘Show in Playlist’.
5) add the new lossless tracks to the old playlists

Note: there may be applescripts and other tools to automate some of the above steps.

Solution #2
The only solution I found to gapless playback problems was to:
1) select broken tracks in itunes,
2) get info on the tracks
3) in the comments field write “Converted from MP3 320 kbps due to gapless playback analysis.”.
4) go to the advanced menu and choose ‘Create Apple Lossless Version’.
5) after the conversion press command-delete to send the broken tracks to the trash.
6) create a smart playlist from the file menu and choose ‘comments contains’ then type ‘gapless’ in the field.
7) label the playlist ‘gapless playback problems’

You waste a few pennies of hard drive space by going to Apple Lossless but audio quality will not be impacted. You also have have a running log in the smart playlist of what tracks you need to upgrade from a compact disc in the future.

Note: one way to find out which tracks are causing the problem is to slow your computer down to a crawl. e.g. run some java apps, convert some files from FLAC to Apple Lossless in XLD or Max… compile something in Xcode, etc. While the computer is crawling, launch iTunes and gapless playback will take way longer. Menu Meters is a great way to see your CPU power in the menu bar.

Previously, I tried the following with no luck: On OS X I used Wineskin to run Foobar2000. I added the broken tracks. I selected all tracks. I right clicked using the two fingers on the track pad and clicking the track pad button. Rebuilt the MP3 streams and the VBR headers. Added the tracks to iTunes and I still have the gapless playback problem. An OS X app called MP3 Scan+Repair also did not fix the problem. I lost many hours on this… learn from my trial and error.

David Catuhe is the author of the Babylon engine and would be able to provide more insight into how it handles materials. It’s possible all models are rendered using the standard material.

For model and triangle picking, please see my comments on the subject here:
http://aarononeal.info/?p=203

System.Collections.ObjectModel.ObservableCollection _models = babylonSurface.Scene.Models;

foreach (Babylon.Model _model in _models)
{
Babylon.StandardMaterial _stdMaterial = (Babylon.StandardMaterial)_model.Material;
_stdMaterial.Ambient = new Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Color(255, 0, 0, 255);
—
—
}

Is this right? And also how we can change other material type’s. In Vertice Nova, there is a way to attach another material to existing multimaterial and change that object’s material.
Is this possible in Babylon engine? Also is there a way to fetch the model under current mouse positon?

Overall we are trying to change the color / texture / underlying material, of the bsf loaded, where the mouse is right clicked (color / texture options thro’ some menu).

Thanks for your valuable time.

In Nova Scene it’s possible to convert multi materiel as Standard materiel.
Is there any chance in babylon 3d engine sample code?
Please throw some light on these issues…