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FPSC Classic Models and Media / CorePak Vol. 2 - - Modern US Soldier Preview

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Jon Fletcher
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Posted: 11th May 2006 00:44
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ok, i checked the the 'include max objects' but i still get the same results....hmmm

and i set up the zombie models again, but they seem to have a problem with the attacking animations, the 'getting up' and walking aniamtions look fine, though it just stops when gets close and makes a weird pose

arrhhh....

-Jon


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Sinistar
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Posted: 12th May 2006 00:11
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Hey Fletcher, If you "get bored" you can make me a bipedal robot to rig and stick in one of my games! heheh.
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Jon Fletcher
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lol ok, im not sure how a biped would fit in one of those things but we'll just have to wait untill i happen to have Max with a blank screen, nothing to do, and no posts to reply to

lol

-Jon


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SpyDaniel
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Posted: 12th May 2006 00:23 Edited at: 12th May 2006 00:23
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Just pull the biped apart Jon. You know you can move the turso around, you can select the arm joints and move them, plus the neck, so I so no way of not having the fpsc biped work for the mech.

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Jon Fletcher
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Posted: 12th May 2006 01:37
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Quote: "Just pull the biped apart Jon. You know you can move the turso around, you can select the arm joints and move them, plus the neck, so I so no way of not having the fpsc biped work for the mech."


errr... thst thing has a weird leg shape, the knee points backward so that wont really work out, and it has a complicated body area, its better off using Max bones...

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bond1
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Biped will work with backwards knees! So you can have bird-legged creatures (or robots). But for a robot, I don't think I would use biped or bones at all, since you don't REALLY need mesh deformation, all the joints are rigid. I'd just build a heirarchy out of the separate parts of the model.

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Looks good Jon BTW - where did you get that AK47 model?

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Posted: 12th May 2006 21:16
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Quote: "I'd just build a heirarchy out of the separate parts of the model.
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unlucky for me, the only rigging i know how to do with max is the biped, i got frustrated with bones. any tutorials on how to build a heirarchy?

Quote: "Looks good Jon BTW - where did you get that AK47 model?"


i saw an interesting model on turbosquid, and to save time, i used it for testing purposes, the UV's are a crappy map from the side, which was a downside, but it still looks fairly nice ingame.

I'll be making my own soon, and use my new found texture painting skills

Bond, do you paint textures in photoshop?

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