testing game models: Combat Arms
testing game models: Combat Arms
well i exported a few character bases... converted them 5 times and got them working on C4D (as easy use),... was bored and made something, though the character have glitched things due to the weight tool having messed up the mesh of the end result.
bg:
c4d:
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Wow that's cool
I'm guessing that you couldn't get the uvw map? 
Also, did your export come with a bone system, or did you rig it yourself? I've been meaning to do something like this myself, but rigging takes too long
Also, did your export come with a bone system, or did you rig it yourself? I've been meaning to do something like this myself, but rigging takes too long
it only the mesh that gets exported... skins u will need to edit... and export and assumingly need to resize.
haven't tested that though was like 5am in the morning till i got this uploaded.
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Texturized:
haven't tested that though was like 5am in the morning till i got this uploaded.
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Originally Posted by Kuro Tenshi
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It's pretty good looking. The hair looks a little distorted but that might be the weight glitch you were talking about...
Originally Posted by CrustyObama
So you mapped this yourself?
It's pretty good looking. The hair looks a little distorted but that might be the weight glitch you were talking about...
Daum... These work?
Converting is like:
Combat arms files > converting to 3ds max 9, binding HEAD and Body models to one entire model > Create Joints > use weight tool to adjust arms etc... quite tricky due to the mesh inside the body.
Combat arms files > converting to 3ds max 9, binding HEAD and Body models to one entire model > Create Joints > use weight tool to adjust arms etc... quite tricky due to the mesh inside the body.
it works????