Re: A start on the .MESH file format
That's probably not how it'd work. You'd need to make the spear longer, too.Originally Posted by SigniferOne
@KE: Good that you looked into that, I didn't really meddle with models yet so I thought I'd hint it to you guys
Any ideas about the 16?
Edit: Nevermind, the 16 is probably the bone index for the lhand
Edit2: Hmm interesting, the distance in the XML file seems to be the square root of the entry in modelsdb
Last edited by alpaca; 03-26-2007 at 16:26.
Re: A start on the .MESH file format
Yeah, 16 is index of the bone_lhand in the bone strings section of
the mesh file. Good spot on the squares of the distance values
for the mesh section of the modeldb.
Re: A start on the .MESH file format
This part
must reference a file that looks something like<BoneMap>unit_models\BoneMaps\soldier_bone_map_new.xml</BoneMap>
for standard units, first column is child, second column parent.Code:bone_pelvis , none bone_rthigh , bone_pelvis bone_rlowerleg , bone_rthigh bone_rfoot , bone_rlowerleg bone_abs , bone_pelvis bone_torso , bone_abs bone_head , bone_torso bone_jaw , bone_head bone_eyebrow , bone_head bone_rclavical , bone_torso bone_rupperarm , bone_rclavical bone_relbow , bone_rupperarm bone_rhand , bone_relbow bone_lclavical , bone_torso bone_lupperarm , bone_lclavical bone_lelbow , bone_lupperarm bone_lhand , bone_lelbow bone_lthigh , bone_pelvis bone_llowerleg , bone_lthigh bone_lfoot , bone_llowerleg bone_weapon_weapon01 , bone_rhand bone_weapon , bone_rhand bone_weapon02 , bone_rhand bone_weapon03 , bone_rhand bone_shield01 , bone_lhand bone_shield , bone_lhand
Must have separate files for horses, camels, elephants,
and artillery. My external file for doing elephants looks
like
Haven't had time to get the trebuchet debugged so I haven't pulledCode:bone_E_platform , none bone_E_back , bone_E_platform bone_E_right back thigh , bone_E_back bone_E_right back lower leg , bone_E_right back thigh bone_E_right back foot , bone_E_right back lower leg bone_E_left back thigh , bone_E_back bone_E_left back lower leg , bone_E_left back thigh bone_E_left back foot , bone_E_left back lower leg bone_E_head , bone_E_back bone_E_trunk 1 , bone_E_head bone_E_trunk 2 , bone_E_trunk 1 bone_E_trunk 3 , bone_E_trunk 2 bone_E_trunk 4 , bone_E_trunk 3 bone_E_right ear main , bone_E_head bone_E_right ear tip , bone_E_right ear main bone_E_left ear main , bone_E_head bone_E_left ear tip , bone_E_left ear main bone_E_right front thigh , bone_back bone_E_right front lower leg , bone_right front thigh bone_E_right front foot , bone_right front lower leg bone_E_left front thigh , bone_back bone_E_left front lower leg , bone_left front thigh bone_E_left front foot , bone_left front lower leg
out anymore skeletons than horses, camels, and elephants.
Re: A start on the .MESH file format
@GOM
Happy to test it again and againJust one question, should the dismounted quapukulu actually be named dismounted late general's bodyguard? I think they two are more similar
Re: A start on the .MESH file format
Where can I get the importer? And How do you get the the Quakupulu to work?
Last edited by Arron Swan; 03-27-2007 at 02:27.
Re: A start on the .MESH file format
Hi All
Some of you may have noticed that in my haste to get the zips out I actually zipped the ms3d files for dismounted hospitaller
For those that downloaded the first zip, at least you can say you've seen what the converted mesh files look like as Milkshape files
Cheers
GrumpyOldMan
Re: A start on the .MESH file format
Hi all
@Zxiang (The Hospitaller meshes should be in your mailbox)
I was working off the picture AD1 posted, the figure shown used one of the variations of quakupulu_ug1 so that's what I used.@GOM
Happy to test it again and again
@All - I've been busy testing trying to find a bug I found only once and haven't been able to recreate, so I've been using it to make more figures while I wait for the bug to resurface. I've used the basic figure of the main Quakupulu this time rather than the ug1 variant and taken out the lance and maces and given him a spear and scimitars. The zip (I just went and checked for the third time
Cheers
GrumpyOldMan
Re: A start on the .MESH file format
The hospitaller is really, really awesome and works perfect in game!! Grumpyoldman you are definitely a genius!
Let's see the first living dismounted knights hospitaller in M2TW:
Edit: I forgot to paste the codes:
in battle_models.modeldb:
in EDU:Code:30 dismounted_knights_hospitaller 1 4 74 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/dismounted_knights_hospitaller_lod0.mesh 121 74 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/dismounted_knights_hospitaller_lod1.mesh 900 74 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/dismounted_knights_hospitaller_lod2.mesh 2500 74 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/dismounted_knights_hospitaller_lod3.mesh 6400 10 7 england 77 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_hospitaller.texture 81 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_crusader_normal.texture 51 unit_sprites/england_Knights_Hospitaller_sprite.spr 8 scotland 77 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_hospitaller.texture 81 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_crusader_normal.texture 52 unit_sprites/scotland_Knights_Hospitaller_sprite.spr 6 france 77 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_hospitaller.texture 81 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_crusader_normal.texture 50 unit_sprites/france_Knights_Hospitaller_sprite.spr 7 denmark 77 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_hospitaller.texture 81 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_crusader_normal.texture 51 unit_sprites/denmark_Knights_Hospitaller_sprite.spr 5 milan 77 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_hospitaller.texture 81 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_crusader_normal.texture 49 unit_sprites/milan_Knights_Hospitaller_sprite.spr 6 venice 77 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_hospitaller.texture 81 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_crusader_normal.texture 50 unit_sprites/venice_Knights_Hospitaller_sprite.spr 12 papal_states 77 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_hospitaller.texture 81 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_crusader_normal.texture 56 unit_sprites/papal_states_Knights_Hospitaller_sprite.spr 6 sicily 77 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_hospitaller.texture 81 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_crusader_normal.texture 50 unit_sprites/sicily_Knights_Hospitaller_sprite.spr 6 poland 77 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_hospitaller.texture 81 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_crusader_normal.texture 50 unit_sprites/poland_Knights_Hospitaller_sprite.spr 7 hungary 77 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_hospitaller.texture 81 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_crusader_normal.texture 51 unit_sprites/hungary_Knights_Hospitaller_sprite.spr 10 7 england 68 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_england_diff.texture 68 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_england_norm.texture 0 8 scotland 69 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_scotland_diff.texture 69 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_scotland_norm.texture 0 6 france 67 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_france_diff.texture 67 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_france_norm.texture 0 7 denmark 68 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_denmark_diff.texture 68 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_denmark_norm.texture 0 5 milan 66 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_milan_diff.texture 66 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_milan_norm.texture 0 6 venice 67 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_venice_diff.texture 67 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_venice_norm.texture 0 12 papal_states 73 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_papal_states_diff.texture 73 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_papal_states_norm.texture 0 6 sicily 67 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_sicily_diff.texture 67 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_sicily_norm.texture 0 6 poland 67 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_poland_diff.texture 67 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_poland_norm.texture 0 7 hungary 68 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_hungary_diff.texture 68 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_hungary_norm.texture 0 1 4 None 14 MTW2_Swordsman 0 2 18 MTW2_Sword_Primary 14 fs_test_shield 0 16 -0.090000004 0 0 -0.34999999 0.80000001 0.60000002
Code:type dismounted knights hospitaller dictionary dismounted_knights_hospitaller ; dismounted knights hospitaller category infantry class heavy voice_type Heavy banner faction main_infantry banner holy crusade soldier dismounted_knights_hospitaller, 48, 0, 1.2 attributes sea_faring, hide_forest, hardy, can_withdraw formation 1.2, 1.2, 2.4, 2.4, 3, square stat_health 1, 0 stat_pri 13, 3, no, 0, 0, melee, melee_blade, piercing, sword, 25, 1 ;stat_pri_ex 0, 0, 0 stat_pri_attr no stat_sec 0, 0, no, 0, 0, no, melee_simple, blunt, none, 25, 1 ;stat_sec_ex 0, 0, 0 stat_sec_attr no stat_pri_armour 7, 8, 6, metal ;stat_armour_ex 7, 8, 0, 0, 8, 6, 6, metal stat_sec_armour 0, 0, flesh stat_heat 5 stat_ground 1, -2, 3, 2 stat_mental 9, normal, trained stat_charge_dist 30 stat_fire_delay 0 stat_food 60, 300 stat_cost 1, 570, 225, 90, 70, 570, 4, 140 armour_ug_levels 3 armour_ug_models dismounted_knights_hospitaller ownership england, scotland, france, denmark, milan, venice, papal_states, sicily, poland, hungary ;unit_info 13, 0, 21
Last edited by zxiang1983; 03-27-2007 at 05:30.
Re: A start on the .MESH file format
@GOM
Don't know if this is related, but I've updated my Python
script to include the 4 -> 2 int change for higher lods after
the vertex vectors. Game still crashed after loading until
I realized I had "characterlod0" hard-coded in my Python script.
Changed this to characterlod# where # followed the input lod number
of the file. Still crashed. Finally looked at my debugging output and
realized that lod3 still wants to be called characterlod2, at least
for armored_sergeants. Are you seeing this in your code
and is it related to your transient error?
Re: A start on the .MESH file format
Hi KE
Sorry this is something that I should have let you know about, I was still crashing until I modified a lod2 to lod3 (I thought that the lod3 was the problem) and forgot to change the characterlod2 and voila, everything ran. Apologies again, I was very remiss in not letting you know. So yes, lod3 is listed as characterlod2 in the mesh file. I'm not sure why these entries are there, but if we know where they go, and place them in new files and it works.......ignorance is bliss!
Cheers
GrumpyOldMan
Re: A start on the .MESH file format
Hi, i add this unit to my game (mod) and game just crashThe hospitaller is really, really awesome and works perfect in game!! Grumpyoldman you are definitely a genius!
Let's see the first living dismounted knights hospitaller in M2TW:
Edit: I forgot to paste the codes:
in battle_models.modeldb:
Re: A start on the .MESH file format
@GOM
With the power of the convert tool(though it's alpha version) I'm able to create a real dismounted knight templar. I'm so happy~~Thank you!
BTW, in case anyone likes them, you can download these mesh file at:
http://files.filefront.com//;7046710;;/
The entries:
in battle_models.modeldb:
In EDU:Code:26 dismounted_knights_templar 1 4 70 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/dismounted_knights_templar_lod0.mesh 121 70 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/dismounted_knights_templar_lod1.mesh 900 70 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/dismounted_knights_templar_lod2.mesh 2500 70 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/dismounted_knights_templar_lod3.mesh 6400 10 7 england 73 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_templar.texture 81 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_crusader_normal.texture 47 unit_sprites/england_Knights_Templar_sprite.spr 8 scotland 73 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_templar.texture 81 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_crusader_normal.texture 48 unit_sprites/scotland_Knights_Templar_sprite.spr 6 france 73 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_templar.texture 81 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_crusader_normal.texture 46 unit_sprites/france_Knights_Templar_sprite.spr 7 denmark 73 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_templar.texture 81 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_crusader_normal.texture 47 unit_sprites/denmark_Knights_Templar_sprite.spr 5 milan 73 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_templar.texture 81 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_crusader_normal.texture 45 unit_sprites/milan_Knights_Templar_sprite.spr 6 venice 73 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_templar.texture 81 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_crusader_normal.texture 46 unit_sprites/venice_Knights_Templar_sprite.spr 12 papal_states 73 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_templar.texture 81 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_crusader_normal.texture 52 unit_sprites/papal_states_Knights_Templar_sprite.spr 6 sicily 73 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_templar.texture 81 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_crusader_normal.texture 46 unit_sprites/sicily_Knights_Templar_sprite.spr 6 poland 73 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_templar.texture 81 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_crusader_normal.texture 46 unit_sprites/poland_Knights_Templar_sprite.spr 7 hungary 73 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_templar.texture 81 unit_models/_Units/EN_Lmail_Hmail/textures/EN_Lmail_Hmail_crusader_normal.texture 47 unit_sprites/hungary_Knights_Templar_sprite.spr 10 7 england 68 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_england_diff.texture 68 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_england_norm.texture 0 8 scotland 69 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_scotland_diff.texture 69 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_scotland_norm.texture 0 6 france 67 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_france_diff.texture 67 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_france_norm.texture 0 7 denmark 68 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_denmark_diff.texture 68 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_denmark_norm.texture 0 5 milan 66 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_milan_diff.texture 66 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_milan_norm.texture 0 6 venice 67 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_venice_diff.texture 67 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_venice_norm.texture 0 12 papal_states 73 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_papal_states_diff.texture 73 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_papal_states_norm.texture 0 6 sicily 67 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_sicily_diff.texture 67 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_sicily_norm.texture 0 6 poland 67 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_poland_diff.texture 67 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_poland_norm.texture 0 7 hungary 68 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_hungary_diff.texture 68 unit_models/AttachmentSets/Final Heater Special_hungary_norm.texture 0 1 4 None 14 MTW2_Swordsman 0 2 18 MTW2_Sword_Primary 14 fs_test_shield 0 16 -0.090000004 0 0 -0.34999999 0.80000001 0.60000002
Code:type dismounted knights templar dictionary dismounted_knights_templar ; dismounted knights templar category infantry class heavy voice_type Heavy banner faction main_infantry banner holy crusade soldier dismounted_knights_templar, 48, 0, 1.2 attributes sea_faring, hide_forest, hardy, can_withdraw formation 1.2, 1.2, 2.4, 2.4, 3, square stat_health 1, 0 stat_pri 13, 3, no, 0, 0, melee, melee_blade, piercing, sword, 25, 1 ;stat_pri_ex 0, 0, 0 stat_pri_attr no stat_sec 0, 0, no, 0, 0, no, melee_simple, blunt, none, 25, 1 ;stat_sec_ex 0, 0, 0 stat_sec_attr no stat_pri_armour 7, 8, 6, metal ;stat_armour_ex 7, 8, 0, 0, 8, 6, 6, metal stat_sec_armour 0, 0, flesh stat_heat 5 stat_ground 1, -2, 3, 2 stat_mental 9, normal, trained stat_charge_dist 30 stat_fire_delay 0 stat_food 60, 300 stat_cost 1, 570, 225, 90, 70, 570, 4, 140 armour_ug_levels 3 armour_ug_models dismounted_knights_templar ownership england, scotland, france, denmark, milan, venice, papal_states, sicily, poland, hungary ;unit_info 13, 0, 21
@Methoz
I experienced crash,too. My suggestion is do NOT add those codes at the end of modeldb or EDU file. Just INSERT them in it, eg. insert these codes before the unit of dismounted feudal knight in battle_models.modeldb and EDU. Hope this help
Edit: Excuse my excitementA highland nobles arquebusiers (just for fun)
Last edited by zxiang1983; 03-27-2007 at 19:20.
Re: A start on the .MESH file format
If you add in new units to battle_models.modelsdb you need to change this line at the top:
22 serialization::archive 3 0 0 0 0 705 0 0
This is taken from my modded file, i believe that number is at 702 by default. You need to increase that number every time you add in a new entry.
Creator of:
Lands to Conquer Gold for Medieval II: Kingdoms
Re: A start on the .MESH file format
The vanilla count for units in the battle_models.modeldb is 701.
So increase the unit count number or add your units into the
middle. (Just kidding, increase the unit count is the right thing
to do.)
Re: A start on the .MESH file format
thanks for help..i have quest. i make skin for CRUSADERS can i make some dismounted Crusaders ?? i have file in .texture ..
Re: A start on the .MESH file format
has the tool been released yet? I would really like to try it out.
Great work guys. You are all Legends.
Re: A start on the .MESH file format
Which unit do you mean? The Dismounted Crusader Knights? I think the vanilla game already has themYou just need to let factions other than slaves use them in EDU and of coz add something in the .modeldb file.
Re: A start on the .MESH file format
Edit: Excuse my excitement
Wow! Cool.
So this mesh editor also means we can give any model any type of the existing animations?
Re: A start on the .MESH file format
Actually, the animation is appointed in battle_models.modeldb. This tool make us able to let any unit use any type of weapon, etc.
Re: A start on the .MESH file format
Hi All
I've added two extra bodies to the dismounted boyars sons to use the extra texture variations.
The mesh files are at http://rapidshare.com/files/23127337..._sons.zip.html if anybody wants to use them. No entries are required because they just slot in over the originals. Remember to put your vanilla meshes somewhere safe before you play with these.
Cheers
GrumpyOldMan
Re: A start on the .MESH file format
Zxiang1983 those look great! Where did you download the converter? How did I miss the release, damn!
Cheers
Re: A start on the .MESH file format
Cheers guys Excelent Progress! You trully got it! :)
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Re: A start on the .MESH file format
Hi AD1
You should really check your PMs, I sent you details for alpha testing.
Cheers
GrumpyOldMan
Re: A start on the .MESH file format
Where do you find the battle_models.modelsdb?
Re: A start on the .MESH file format
@Arron Swan
Should be in your data\unit_models directory.
The vanilla version doesn't have line breaks
in it so it's hard to read. A formatted vanilla
version is available here:
http://www.twcenter.net/forums/downl...o=file&id=1180
Re: A start on the .MESH file format
I tried adding the Dismounted Quapukulu, but it's not working.
Re: A start on the .MESH file format
You're posting a modding question in a research wiki thread.
A more appropriate forum would be to repost in modding questions.
Please include more information about the nature of your problem,
do you get a black screen on loading?, a splash screen and then
a CTD? Post info on your modeldb entry as well as EDU entries so
people can have a better chance of helping you. Sorry, best help
I can give you at present.
Re: A start on the .MESH file format
I downloaded the editor and am having some trouble. I've been trying to change the dismounted druzhina to use a sword and heater instead of an axe and round shield.
I converted both these meshes to ms3d.
dismounted_feudal_knights_lod0.mesh
dismounted_druchima_lod0.mesh
Opened the feudal knight in ms3d, hid all the shield and sword meshes in the groups tab. Clicked select vertex (unchecked hide backfaces), dragged a box over the model and deleted. Un-hid all. Saved the ms3d file.
Opened the druchima is ms3d. Hid all the NON axe and NON shield meshes, clicked select vertex (unchecked hide backfaces), dragged a box over the remaining model (axe and shield) and deleted. Un-hid all.
Clicked file > merge > dismounted_feudal_knights_lod0.ms3d.
Saved the ms3d file. Converted it with the converter to a .mesh and placed it into the system.
This is what I see in-game.
Anywould be appreciated.
Cheers
Re: A start on the .MESH file format
Aha~ You've met the same problem as I did.
It's very easy to solve:) Just switch the order when your merging. I mean if you want to use A's body with B's weapon, select A first and then merge with B. In your case, select dismounted druzhina's body first and then merge with feudal knight's sword.
Last edited by zxiang1983; 03-29-2007 at 07:43.
Re: A start on the .MESH file format
Hi
@AlphaDelta1, Zxiang
The main problem is that you used the native Milkshape merge function, he said and then quoting from a copy of the Mesh2Ms3d.doc that went out with converters, he also said:-
Use the Merge MS3D function in the Converter software, DON'T USE THE NATIVE MILKSHAPE MERGE FUNCTION!!! The Milkshape File/Merge adds a second skeleton and plays havoc with the vertex assignments and weights, probably why your figure looks like that. Open the preconverted figure in Milkshape and see.3.0 Using the Merge Ms3d function
I wrote a Merge Ms3d function as well because the native Milkshape function is bugged after the 1.8 release and it wasn't working properly for M2TW purposes in earlier versions anyway.
Cheers
GrumpyOldMan
Last edited by GrumpyOldMan; 03-29-2007 at 08:38.
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