Tempust85
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Oh god I just wanna fix those models.....:\
Anyways great skins.
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Thanks guys, but I can do better. I really hope I can find time to work on him.
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Well Mr Wonko's blender tools work great. I was able to import the wampas gla file, and re-export it back out with it working 100%. So he knows his Ghoul2 by the looks of it, he might be able to get it to work for you.
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I totally forgot I had this laying around from a few years ago:
No crits please, this is old work and not considered one of my masterpieces lol.
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So that's a direct glm/gla import/export? How well does it work though? I haven't personally tested it.
Even if Raven could cough up modview's code I'm sure it would help.
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What I want to know is, will there be any modelers making EP7 characters for JKA when it hits?
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What about asking Raven for their SoF2 code and use its ghoul2 code?
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Yeah would be great if there was a good way to keep track of progress.
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Does anyone have any email addresses for anyone at LA besides the PR one?
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Yeah true, all that stuff would be gone. :\
From an animator's point of view, it's doable if you guys ever want to.
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I'm quite stunned by the progress of this, terrific job to all those involved!
Question. Why not use a different model/animation format rather than trying to get ghoul2 going?
It'd take some time, but it's totally doable to change over JKA's animations into a different format. So long as it has tools to export from 3ds Max/XSI Mod Tool that is.
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I can't say when it would be done, but Qui-Gon is a project i've always wanted to make and may just take it on. Need to consider my workload with other mods first.
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I thought as much.
Yeah Archangel is trying to get the animations to export out properly for the max 6/7/8 plugin. I just did a recompile for max 2011 just to see if I could lol.
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Yeah I know, but it does have a similar look to bump mapping on some objects ingame. I really should wake up first before posting crap.....
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This works great for JK2SP, though it didn't on JAMP or JASP.
Would be sweet to have emboss to work on select specular textures though, it would emulate bump mapping. But I'm guessing that's not a possibility lol.
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I've recompiled the dotXSI 3.0 3ds Max 6/7/8 exporter for 3ds Max 2011:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/p6gy1h
Refer to the readme.txt for installation. Tested with my Kyle 2.0, and he loads up ingame & modview perfectly.
Changes:
- Cleaned up the export dialog
- Removed anything to do with morphs or animation (didn't work anyway)
Now whether there is much use for this in the community, I have no idea but I though why not anyway lol.
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@ eezstreet
Some people may ask for money to work on mods, but that is their own thing and not mine. It would be great to teach people how to do things (which I do from time to time), but not everyone is able or wants to learn it and would rather ask others to do it for them.
@ Razish
I sincerely hope that was not aimed at me for something that I do not do. Childish name calling belongs where it starts, in the schoolyard so keep it there please.
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JKA and short films are two different beasts entirely. If you want to make models for cash, I have no problem with that. I support the art trade and I believe in the movement that art is making these days. However... I don't agree with selling anything for cash whenever a mod project is involved. I'm disappointed that people see the need to make money off of what I consider to be a hobby, when the most they're putting into it is software costs. Freelancing models is fine, but fact of the matter is that artists are overcharging for bloody models.
I get really red in the face over stuff like this.
Other mod communities feel the same way as I feel I'm sure.
EDIT: oh, and you know, the LucasArts mod policy...
Not everyone can afford the time to be involved in a mod project for free, pay a freelance artist for a model as a last resort but certainly do not make it your first choice. I am talking about only creating the model, not implementing it into a game.
Some artists may overcharge, it does not mean we all do. Most of us are actually quite fair in what we ask for our services.
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^Pretty sure this topic has been covered years ago, Almighty_gir I beleive got paid to make a model and there was nothing illegal about it at all.
If you want to catch someones interest you should at least post what you want made, you might find yourself discouraged if someone contacts you but is totally uninterested in making what you want even if money is involved.
That's right. Nothing's wrong or illegal with paying for a model, people do it all the time for short films, games, & some just upload them to places like turbosquid to sell. Alot of people make a living out of being a freelance artist, others (like me) just do it occasionally for some extra money.
Though it'd be stupid of someone to pay a freelance artist the complete payment upfront, or accept to pay them an outrageous amount for something to go into an old game such as JKA.
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BIOS settings has been unchanged since I first built the PC, and I have not updated it either. Everytime my PC turns on properly my HDD light comes on straight away so I'm using that as my "quick indicator" if it starts up properly, rather than waiting forever for something to appear on the screen lol. Once it turns on properly, it stays on and doesn't cut out.
Can the power switch (that's connected to the motherboard) cause the PSU not to power on all devices properly?
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The motherboard is an ASUS P7H55D-M PRO with a BIOS date of 12/30/2009. So I basically built this in January 2010. What's the general life expectancy of motherboards?
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Ok this is what I have:
- ASUS Motherboard (can't be F'd opening it up to find out what model)
- Intel core i3 first generation with stock heatsink and fan
- 1x NVIDIA GTX460 PCI Express generation 2 with 2x PCI Express power sockets, both powered
- 4GB DDR3 Ram
- OCZ 600W modular PSU
- 2x case fans, one at the back/front
- 1x 500GB Sata 2 HDD
- 1x Blu-ray burner
- 1x DVD burner
When it wouldn't turn on the other day, I took out both of the PCI express power plugs as I thought the PSU was dying but it still didn't turn on. It's like only a few devices get powered when I have no display. So far, I've noticed the HDD & DVD burner not get power. The fans always work.
I also usually upgrade my PCs every 2 years, but this one has been around for a while and needs to stay that way for another 6 months at least until after my wedding and I move lol.
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Ok so heres the issue:
Sometimes when I turn my PC on, only some devices actually turn on and I don't get anything on the monitor. I don't get a HDD light and one of my DVD drives doesn't work. I turn it off, wait a bit and turn it back on. It varies how many times I have to keep turning it on/off for it to power up everything. It's only started doing this in the last few months, I'm thinking it's either the motherboard or my PSU. There are no loose connections, everthing looks fine inside.
To gauge how old my PC is, it was built when the core i3 was still in its first generation. My Motherboard is an ASUS and my PSU is an OCZ 600W modular.
Any ideas guys?
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That may be true for MB2, but doesn't mean MB3 will have it. I hardly doubt MB3 will be "MB2 UDK" though I'm sure some people think it will be.
Just an FYI, it's not the exact same developers who work/worked on MB2 that are working on MB3. It's too bad I'm not permitted to mention any of the things we've already achieved on the UDK, they are quite awesome.
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The UVs could use work, especially around the seam lines as they are stretched. The arms are too thin, specifically at the elbow. The helmet shape is off a bit, a little too wide and too long. And if I remember correctly, Marz's models always have an overkill amount of tris with no LODs.
In saying this though, it may not be the best likeness model-wise but is still pretty good.