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FPSC Classic Models and Media / What software is best for editing FPSC models?

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keithml
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Posted: 23rd Sep 2005 21:47
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Hi. I have had little success with editing FPSC models in GameSpace. So it looks like I am going to have to search down another modeling package. I was wondering what other people have used successfully to edit models (as well as the character models). Please comment on the successes and failures of various modeling packages.

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Keith
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BULLSHOCK 2
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Posted: 23rd Sep 2005 22:55
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editing models...i dont know, but blender has a good direct x exporter now, so you can MAKE models for fpsc...but the importer sucks, no animation or textures...but if you want to make models, then yea...www.blender3d.org

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Jtbullet
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Milkshape.
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Zero #43
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yea milkshape is

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snowdog
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If you're feeling flush then I'd have a look at 3ds max 7, a nice piece of kit. Maya is also pretty good. You'll get a plugin for both if you download the August 2005 Directx SDK from Microsoft that will allow you to import/export .x files.

Am downloading it now, will let you all know how good it is.

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keithml
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Milkshape Question:

On the website for Milkshape, there is a file format support section. It lists DirectX export support, but not import support. Are you able to import FPSC models (in .X) for editing too or just create them from scratch? If so, which types have you been sucessful at and does this include the textures?

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Keith
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ya if your rich...

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ironjohn
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I own 3ds max 7.
Where can I get this .X import/export plug-in?

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Dudu
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I have found this exporter:

http://www.andytather.co.uk/Panda/directxmax.aspx
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