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FPSC Classic Product Chat / model scaling

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granada
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Posted: 23rd Oct 2004 03:20
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If we make a model in a outside editor will we be able to scale it within FPS Creator

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granada
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Posted: 24th Oct 2004 04:38
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granada
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Posted: 24th Oct 2004 07:19
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Lots of views no answers,am i missing something

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Neofish
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i think the answer is yes, why not?

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granada
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Thanks


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6r1m r34p0r
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probably, since t3dgm had that ability
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Luminence
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My guess would be probably, but even if you can't, you could just do it in a model editor.
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OTS Software
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Can we use the models that came with T3DGM and/or Dark Basic?

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Major Payn
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Posted: 15th Nov 2004 10:34
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Quote: " Can we use the models that came with T3DGM and/or Dark Basic?"


yes.

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Richard Davey
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The T3DGM models would need converting first if you wished to retain the animation data. FPSC does not use limb-based animation like T3DGM/DB did.

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OTS Software
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How would you convert them? I am not a model expert, so any advice would be appreciated.

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