Frankenstein model error (Blender)

[dron]

Hi guys!

 

I managed to change some models of base JK and after I get the spirit I started to swap HS Dooku and HS Anakin heads. Then I tryed to make another frankenstein, putting the cape of HS Dooku on HS Anakin, but i can't export the model.

Blender started to give this message "Error: Could not open file."

 

And now any model I try "frankensteining" gives the same error

 

I followed several tutorials, even the muai, and still nothing. Someone please help me!

 

(sorry for my english!)

[Ruxith]

If it's saying "could not open" when you go to export, then you're clearly not clicking the "file - export - glm" option in blender.. xD

[mrwonko]

I wouldn't be so sure, Ruxith; before you can write to a file, it also needs to be opened. So it may be a rights issue where Blender is not allowed to write to the target folder.

 

Are there any errors on the console?

[dron]

That's strange... I oppened the console and this is what appears

 

[dron]

Someone help please?

[Psyk0Sith]

-Your path files are over 9000 characters long. Stick all that crap in a "c:\base" folder type of structure.

 

-It looks like the _humanoid file is not found, that's a big problem, you need to extract it from the assets (if not done already) and put it in proper folder structure like so: "base\models\players\_humanoid"

 

But what do i know, i don't use blender!

[mrwonko]

Path length is no issue. But the Program Files folder is read-only in recent versions of Windows; I'd guess that's the issue here. I think Microsoft would have you put your files in My Documents or thereabouts; just keep the .../GameData/base structure so the importer can guess the paths correctly.

[dron]

Path length is no issue. But the Program Files folder is read-only in recent versions of Windows; I'd guess that's the issue here. I think Microsoft would have you put your files in My Documents or thereabouts; just keep the .../GameData/base structure so the importer can guess the paths correctly.

 

It worked! Thanks man!