Modeling
Tutorials on how to model characters/weapons as well as guides relating to modeling will be found here.
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MD3 Import/Export Using Blender 3.3
Vertex animations store vertex information per animation frame. Means, you can assign a new position and vertex normal for every vertex at any animation frame. This is pretty nice if you have alot of ununiform movement. This is at the expense of data storage as it has to store alot of data for that. In the raven jedi knight games though, theres no interpolation between animation frames so those animations are looking somewhat laggy. There are some instances in the game where it was used like the switch animation at the beginning of t1_rail, the bombs you have to defuse and I think the water pumps in vjun. Those aren't good examples to use vertex animations in general though. Edit: MD3 vertex animations are SP only, in MP you can only force the game to show one of the animation frames -
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