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FPSC Classic Models and Media / What is the best program to model a character

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SUICID3
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Posted: 30th Aug 2006 14:25
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what the title says.
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FredP
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I use Milkshape because there is an FPSC skeleton available for it and because I can animate with Milkshape.
Others import their characters into Fragmotion and use it to animate their characters.

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KeithC
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This may help you out: 3D Modelers

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Clayster 2005
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Quote: "I use Milkshape because there is an FPSC skeleton available for it and because I can animate with Milkshape."


hey FredP, I could realy use that skeleton for milkshape, where do I get it?
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Deadly Pixel Society
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Yeah, I think I am going to get MilkShape... Hopefully, I can get to grips with it. If there's a tutorial here regarding MilkShape & FPSC please provide a link! Cheers!

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Gehngis Kahn
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n00b question: doesn't FPSC use .b3d format models? On the MilkShape Website there's a link to Blitz3D B3D Exporter by Mark Sibly

http://www.swissquake.ch/chumbalum-soft/ms3d/download.html
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FredP
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FPSC uses .x format.

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SUICID3
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Thanks FredP Its Just I have a couple of modeling programs at my disposal but which i dont know which one to use and i have the FPSC skeleton for it too thanks.
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I think you download the skeleton and FPS Creator animation files from the Downloads page of the fpscreator.com

The skeleton should be in .fig format nad the animations in .bip files. I'm currently using 3DS MAX 7 - there is a great rigging tutorial in the Tutorial City Thread. I still haven't mastered it yet though.

I'll try milkshape.
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