I have a question concerning the Cryengine plugin.
When I do an export from .cgf to say .fbx - Is it possible to have each exported submesh to also export with the Mat ID's as shown in the picture?
Right now all the submeshes have the Mat ID # 1, but it would be great if the Mat ID's would correspond to those shown in the Data Viewer instead ( n +1 ) ( see picture ).
Is it possible to implement that? ( or perhaps it is possible already? )
You can ignore the post below as the problem is now solved ( I wrote a custom MaxScript importer for the .cgf / .chr to read the MatIDs, so no need to get the ID's from Noesis, as the problem is now solved. )
joqqy wrote:I have a question concerning the Cryengine plugin.
When I do an export from .cgf to say .fbx - Is it possible to have each exported submesh to also export with the Mat ID's as shown in the picture?
Right now all the submeshes have the Mat ID # 1, but it would be great if the Mat ID's would correspond to those shown in the Data Viewer instead ( n +1 ) ( see picture ).
Is it possible to implement that? ( or perhaps it is possible already? )
TheDude wrote:This appears to be an Autodesk problem (gasp! )
Even among their own products there's no consistency with the Filmbox format.
In 3ds Max and Maya the models have hard edges.
In Softimage the models are about 90% correct except for an occasional flipped normal here and there.
In Motionbuilder it's about 99% correct (which makes sense considering where the format came from).
Based on everything I've seen so far, I honestly think Mr. A knows what he's doing better than Audodesk does.
Hello, my friends, thank you for your great work, Noesis is very good, we will always support you, I hope I can update to Dragon Ball plugin can support the Dragon ball:Ultimate Tenkaichi, this version has all the Dragon Ball protagonist. Including the role of the ultimate, once again thank you for your great contribution
TheDude wrote:This appears to be an Autodesk problem (gasp! )
Even among their own products there's no consistency with the Filmbox format.
In 3ds Max and Maya the models have hard edges.
In Softimage the models are about 90% correct except for an occasional flipped normal here and there.
In Motionbuilder it's about 99% correct (which makes sense considering where the format came from).
Based on everything I've seen so far, I honestly think Mr. A knows what he's doing better than Audodesk does.
Hello, my friends, thank you for your great work, Noesis is very good, we will always support you, I hope I can update to Dragon Ball plugin can support the Dragon ball:Ultimate Tenkaichi, this version has all the Dragon Ball protagonist. Including the role of the ultimate, once again thank you for your great contribution
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revelation wrote:Another minor update. Should open more of the Raging Blast 360 files now.
Hello, my friends, thank you for your great work, Noesis is very good, we will always support you, I hope I can update to Dragon Ball plugin can support the Dragon ball:Ultimate Tenkaichi, this version has all the Dragon Ball protagonist. Including the role of the ultimate, once again thank you for your great contribution
MrAdults. is it possible to load an animated gif and any model at the same time with noesis, as you can see my avatar here, is the gif in question. and i wanna position cloud's AC buster to sync with my hands... also can i take said buster and extract it into it's own .gmo? one last thing, i never bothered to fix that quick as heck crashy problem, too quick to even report to your servers thingy, when opening any second model after initial is loaded! but it's ok.
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