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Hey, I just started using milshape, and I amnaged to make a really cool model of a mideval village. It had a big wall around it with a swinging gate, a river running through it, and it was surrounded by mountains. the problem is, after I was finished, I thought it looked to blocky, so I subdivided the crap out of it. now it has too many vertices to load into DBPro! I did all this yesterday, so I can't just hit "Undo" a few times, and I wasn't wise enough to save an extra copy before I did the subdividing. I REALLY don't want to start all over, so here's my Question:

Is there anything in milkshape with the OPPOSITE EFFECT of subdivide? I tried deleting all the flat surfaces, like the grass-covered ground, and replacing them with planes. It lowers the vertex and triangle count, but the texture of the grass looks horrible on the plane Because it has so few triangles. I thought that maybe I could select a bunch of the grass vertices and snap them together, but I suspect i would encounter the same problem.

HELP!

P.S. I included the .MS3D file. you can look at it, b ut please don't take it and use it.

Youre going to have to remodel whatever you subdivided and re-UV map it in order to make the texture display correctly.

Grrrs. Thats what I was afraid of. Oh well.
P.S. did you like the model? (I included the file in my first poast.)