CrimsonStrife

Only because it isn't programmed in <.< could be added into any game through UDK. -Edit- Just checked and at least as of Unreal Editor 3, strafejump is there.

@@Szico VII : I am texturing the chair...dunno if I'll finish it tonight, some stuff came up and I didn't get to work on it till late, but @@Inyri helped me solve the problem with exporting .md3s....well I say solved...all I did was ask her if she knew why it wasn't working and suddenly it worked. I also dunno how this will be scaled when it comes in, so we should probably test that tomorrow. Screenshot: http://puu.sh/1fkle

I'll handle it.

No sir, your problem was and I quote We did that, just maybe not on YOUR computer

Solved, cause I'm a beast

Actually very true...I was self-teaching myself to model and animate for a good 2 years prior to even taking classes so I have about 5 years of experience in all, decided to hit the program for it, for both extra practice, and to learn some programming. The big problem is, while these classes are engineered to teach new people, a lot of the people I see come in, have 0 experience prior, and hell a lot of them seem to have little computer experience in general <.< which for this field, is just sad. But I also am not strictly relying on this degree for getting a job either, after I finish I will be doing Web Design at a 4-year school and be taking a brief animation course there, that will earn me an additional certificate. My recent trip to Durham, NC last month gave me a chance to meet with good portion of the development team from Insomniac, specifically the ones making Ratchet and Clank : Full Frontal Assault. Among some of the things I learned from speaking with them (getting to see their animation and even overall design pipelines, as well as some of their character rigs) was that, in all reality, while YES a degree in things like animation will help designers, that they personally would be far happier just seeing someone with another degree, but who has a fantastic portfolio of things they made from self-teaching. But the thing is, game design is really like any other field out there (cept for like, medicine), where you do not absolutely need THAT degree to get in the field, if you can show that you know what you are doing. However at the same time, unless they just happen to stumble upon you online, they are not going to even consider someone who doesn't have at least SOME kind of college degree.

@@Szico VII I have some software that might be able to do it....I'll get a hold of you on MSN about it.

I can answer that actually since I dunno when Szico will be online next (busy with Uni). Most of what your seeing here, at least as of now, is just modified base. As far as what his general method is, I know he makes some stuff, but you'd have to wait for him to get a better answer. I doubt he would mind doing that, but I dunno if his computer could handle running radiant and a decent screen recorder simultaneously (he has an old fossil) not to mention I dunno that he has the HDD space to make a video (he only has a 60gig HDD and its soo full I tried to have him dl a couple gig file the other day and there was no room) <.< However it is possible he and I could work something out where I could do the recording for him.

That is assuming I can behave myself and not nuke anymore of the model files....finished the chair model btw, still needs mapping and texturing...but I'll leave this here since your afk.

He appears to still be having some resolution errors with JKA based on his last post, so unless he asks me to mark this solved himself, I will leave it be. I have known numerous games to not work properly due to both no-cd cracks and when using virtual drive emulators. Why not try it without the no-cd crack, and also try it with a physical disc.

It actually should be a different model soon....I am now assisting him with new models for the map <.<

Finally got back to working on him...textures are not done, but I went ahead and rigged him, hoping to test if he will even compile...keep getting a 6210 error... The way I understand things, the 6210 means you have done something to the model it does not like ie. delete or add vertices to a model after a skin modifier etc. But I didn't do this...and I have combed through the meshes on this file looking for a reason <.<

Seems to pretty much be the opposite here. I am locking this thread as we are getting nowhere, you refuse to work with me to resolve the issue, and instead keep insulting me and using the word that started this to begin with.

If I am so wrong, enlighten me to the proper definition (support it with some sort of proof) and perhaps we will see where things go from there. Other than that, you should avoid threatening someone who has done nothing but ask you to cease insulting users, and has censored the offending word. Threatening to "squish" me is not going to get you anywhere, as I, unlike most of the Internet, do not respond to aggression.

Whatever your terminology for it may be, the fact that if I go to look it up, one of the first results is an offensive definition, means anyone could see it as an insult, and therefore you don't need to be using it in a public place. And that you are using it here in the forums directed at other members, makes it seem even more like an insult.

Oi your images be broke <.< Never mind, they appear to be fixed now. Start of another shining example of your skills, and why I asked for your help on my little project.

Welcome to the nuthouse!

I'll point it out to Caelum, see what he thinks.

well that explains the 6 notifications I just received lol.

I bet @@Szico VII can answer that for you...by tagging him in this post I should have just summoned him to the thread for you too.