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FPSC Classic Models and Media / FPSC Weapons to Unity.

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Dan121
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Hi all, I did a search and can't seem to find definitive solution to this. So i know UU3D can convert .x to .fbx but has anyone got fpsc weapons working in unity and if so can they share how they did it Thanks all

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Dan121
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Little bump for help

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rolfy
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Since the majority around here use FPSC you might be better asking how to import or convert .x models on the Unity forums.

Awesome! Its one of those threads.
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Wraith Staff
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All I know is that you need to convert .X to .FBX in order to preserve animations

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Dan121
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Just wanted to see if any folks here had done so Thanks for the reply guys

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Lewis has I know

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Import the weapon into Fragmotion and export it as a ms3d file. Then import that ms3d file into Blender 2.49 and export that as a 3ds or fbx file.

Note- 3ds doesn't have animations. Fbx keeps them.

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