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FPSC Classic Models and Media / Best Import Program

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Firestar
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Posted: 20th Mar 2010 22:21
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Hello. I have a set of models ready to import to FPSC however with the errors I have been having with the imported on the site, I was wondering which ones you all use to import your models to the program?

I am only new to this and am still getting used to this so any help or support you can give is greatly appreciated.
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starmind 001
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Posted: 20th Mar 2010 22:24
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What program are you using and what format are the models?? This will help us to fix your problem.

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Ocho Geek
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Posted: 20th Mar 2010 22:27
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best to import it manually, if you want to convert a model for FPSC you need experience with a moddeling software

if your software cant export to x then search lithunwrap

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Firestar
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Posted: 20th Mar 2010 22:31
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I am currently using the entity maker located on the fps creator site (http://files2.thegamecreators.com/fpscreator/fpsc_entity_maker.zip) and my models have been exported to .x format.
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wizard of id
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ah then I know what your problem is.FPSC entity creator does not fill in the textures details or mesh location details so you will have to open up the FPE files and direct it to where the mesh and textures can be found in your FPSC directory

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Firestar
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How would I go about doing this?
I have only been able to get it to a .x file with the texture seperate once exported from my modelling program (3ds Max).

When I try to use the entity maker, it closes itself down with the error in the above topic link.
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wizard of id
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have you checked out the video tutorials.You should leave the programs directory structure in tact.So in other words the program will only look for your files in the user directory.

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starmind 001
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Posted: 20th Mar 2010 23:02 Edited at: 20th Mar 2010 23:02
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You don't Have to use the entity maker to import your models. What I would it find in your files something that similar to what your model is like if it is a character the grab a character fpe and just change the name, model and texture to fit your new model. Good luck.

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Firestar
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I installed it exactly how it needs to me Wizard.
Also Starmind, I don't think there is a model in what I have thats like mine...There probably is so I will check ^_^

Thanks for the help btw guys, it is appreciated greatly.
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