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DarkBASIC Discussion / Milkshape .X help!!!!!!!!

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kjollen
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Posted: 22nd Dec 2003 11:29
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hi people ,

I'm having problems getting my objects in Malikshape 3D to export to .X files. How do you do it or isn't it possible?

PEB.

Rikki

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Trowbee
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Posted: 22nd Dec 2003 15:16
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File > Export > DirectX
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FROGGIE!
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Posted: 22nd Dec 2003 15:45
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just amke sure uv selected all the model before you do the export. it will only export selected parts of the models.

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indi
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Posted: 22nd Dec 2003 16:50
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I reccomend the JT exporter instead of the direct x exporter.

I reccomend that you have mapped a texture to the whole model in regards to one large or multiple textures.

Set the scale to 1.0 instead of 0.1

save all model data to the same folder
this means the mesh and texture data, make sure the texture data filename is in a 8:3 convention if your not using professional in some versions.

use binary instead of ascii for smaller sizes and harder to hack model data for the end user.

Learn to formulate full sentences as well as composing paragraphs of information to help your plight.

"Malikshape" is a grave mistake in key pressing and would be avoided if you looked at what you wrote beofre pressing the submit button.

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kjollen
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Posted: 23rd Dec 2003 15:46
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thanks guys ,

rikki

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