... and not Blender since it doesn't want to load the damn models :/
I'm looking to export sections of an ASE to MD3, what can I use?
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| Author: | themuffinman [ 03-19-2011 11:30 PM ] |
| Post subject: | Good ASE modelling tool...? |
... and not Blender since it doesn't want to load the damn models :/ I'm looking to export sections of an ASE to MD3, what can I use?
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| Author: | Silicone_Milk [ 03-20-2011 12:44 AM ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Good ASE modelling tool...? |
... Blender. Go to http://www.katsbits.com and look at the tutorials there. Kat also has links to import/export scripts for Blender that makes everything work smoothly. |
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| Author: | o'dium [ 03-20-2011 02:30 AM ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Good ASE modelling tool...? |
Blender is a disgusting pimple on the arse of the modeling world and should be destroyed. Or at least, its UI designer should be hanged. GMax might do what you need, actually. |
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| Author: | themuffinman [ 03-20-2011 03:51 AM ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Good ASE modelling tool...? |
Silicone_Milk wrote: ... Blender. Go to http://www.katsbits.com and look at the tutorials there. Kat also has links to import/export scripts for Blender that makes everything work smoothly. I could only find an exporting tutorial. I got the import/export scripts though and got them to show in the menu, but when I try importing an ASE it does nothing at all :/ o'dium wrote: Blender is a disgusting pimple on the arse of the modeling world and should be destroyed. Or at least, its UI designer should be hanged. GMax might do what you need, actually. Yeah agreed, I hate that goddamn thing with a passion but if it gets the job done then that's all that matters. How do I get GMax? I can't find a download link on Autodesk's site... is it a free app? |
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| Author: | tehSandwich [ 03-20-2011 04:20 AM ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Good ASE modelling tool...? |
As a Blender user, I'm fully aware that the UI is alien for users of Industry Standard 3d Software but since it doesn't cost a dime and that the devs are at least trying to make it easier to use, it would be nice to try the newer 2.5 releases. |
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| Author: | themuffinman [ 03-20-2011 04:35 AM ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Good ASE modelling tool...? |
Alright nevermind what I said above, I've got it working. Now it's proving to be a pain in the ass to modify the model, but I'll get it right! Thanks for the help Edit: btw o'dium, are you the same guy who worked on Q2 Evolved? |
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| Author: | obsidian [ 03-20-2011 05:01 PM ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Good ASE modelling tool...? |
Blender 2.5 is a pretty big improvement. For a straight ASE to MD3 conversion, you could just use what id Software (and I) use, Q3data.exe. Other notes: TBH, I wouldn't bother with Gmax anymore. It's abandonware since something like 2000, it doesn't have many export or import capabilities and Gmax files are essentially useless with any other modeling program or file converters. There's a reason why no one uses it (well... other than Bonnebez) and Autodesk swiped the embarrassment under the rug when no one was looking. You might be hard pressed to find a copy since Autodesk has been pretending that it never existed in the first place. Maybe ask Bonnebez if you're still intent on using it. Yes, o'dium worked on Q2 Evolved. I believe he also has a 6th toe on his left foot and works for MI6 on Wednesdays. |
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| Author: | Kat [ 03-20-2011 05:50 PM ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Good ASE modelling tool...? |
Silicone_Milk wrote: ... What Silicone said... you'll find *everything* you'll need, providing you take the time to look that is.Blender. Go to http://www.katsbits.com and look at the tutorials there. Kat also has links to import/export scripts for Blender that makes everything work smoothly. WRT gmax, it's still useful but only really for MD3 files as you have to be a bit more creative to export anything else. |
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| Author: | Kaz [ 03-20-2011 08:08 PM ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Good ASE modelling tool...? |
Just a note in case you are a student at a university: Autodesk gives students a 3 year free educational license to ALL of their software at http://students.autodesk.com It's pretty amazing - Adobe should follow suit! |
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