And I have two questions regarding this program:
1. this program allows you to view files formats .bmd6skl and .bmd6anim ?
2. can I export the model in .fbx ?
Well please help with glitch!
zaramot, can you tell me how to create scripts for 3DS Max?
Well please help with glitch!
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Well, I can in basics, my best suggestion for you is to find here on xentax max-script video guide by mariokart64n. Awesome start point, very good material as for me
BTW. The new version just came up - DoomResEx v0.3
With this new version you can export DooM rigged models into FBX with all bones and proper bones-to-vertices attachment and proper weights (properly decoded weights, not simply [0.25])
SporeAltair wrote:A few hours searching for a solution, I realized what the problem is, your program not compatible with the Windows 10 OS.
So we assume that the problem with models of DOOM is not solved.
Please check your PM for the instructions.
As for the models - what do you mean? All model types are fully supported by the tool.
You can extract static models to OBJ with proper normals and uv-s.
You can even extract rigged models into FBX with properly reconstructed skeleton and properly decoded bones-to-vertices assignments and corresponding weights.
SporeAltair wrote:A few hours searching for a solution, I realized what the problem is, your program not compatible with the Windows 10 OS.
So we assume that the problem with models of DOOM is not solved.
Well you're wrong, I have Windows 10 and the program works fine.
What are your programs are installed ? Which version of DirectX, and Visual C++ ?
Everything. I mean i'm not sure how i'm supposed to even list all that. Since I have over 120 steam games, it's probably installed everything from VC++ 2008 thru VC++ 2015, DirectX 9.0c, DirectX 2010, and every other variant. Windows 10 is just Windows 7 + new junk so, nothing is incompatible. I've yet to find a single program I had on Windows 7 that doesn't run on Windows 10. Even some old Vista stuff still works lol.