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Historic
05-22-09, 07:50 AM
Hiya all
I'm after an out of game model viewer ie being able to view the textured model to help with skinning some ships is this possible and what would I need to do this ?
Thanks in advance :know:
danlisa
05-22-09, 08:54 AM
Hiya all
I'm after an out of game model viewer ie being able to view the textured model to help with skinning some ships is this possible and what would I need to do this ?
Thanks in advance :know:
Tools for unpacking the OBJ files from the DAT.
Tools for loading the OBJ for 3d view.
Tools for editing DDS files.
I have the following:
1) 3dEditor - Use this to unpack the model files from the relevant DAT files.
2) Deep Exploration - Use to load the OBJ files and for viewing the model.
3) Photoshop + DDS plugin - used to create/edit the texture files.
I use DeepX to view my changes in realtime while using Photoshop. Having DeepX open, with the model & texture loaded, while editing the same texture in Photoshop means that as soon as I save in PS, DeepX is updated.:up:
The only program that is free is 3dEditor. You should have some idea now.
3) Photoshop + DDS plugin - used to create/edit the texture files.I'm seriously asking myself where everybody finds the money to buy this progam, it is expensive as a** :o
Gimp is an open source alternative and quite sufficient for texturing needs (ok, I can't really compare as the last photoshop version I've seen in action was 6.something :)).
danlisa
05-22-09, 09:54 AM
I'm seriously asking myself where everybody finds the money to buy this progam, it is expensive as a** :o
Yes, it is a little expensive but when your RL job involves it's use (and the remainder of the Master Suite) you get the company you work for to pay. :haha:
GIMP is a great free alternative.
Historic
05-23-09, 04:05 AM
Ahh thanks mate Deep Exploration - Use to load the OBJ files and for viewing the model
That sounds like just what I need as for the rest I already have them :DL
Thought not too sure on how to get OBJ files from the DAT at mo will play around with it and see what iI can come up with.
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