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FPSC Classic Models and Media / [LOCKED] Modeling from 3ds max 9

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Pain
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Posted: 19th Dec 2007 18:57
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Alright 3 days of 5 1/2 hour nights of sleep and still no luck.

I made a lot of models in 3ds max 9 and I have them textured in 3ds max9

How do I take the texture map.. and well... map it? into like a jpeg or bitmap? so I can place the texture in entity hop and make it FPSC ready? I have a bout 4-5 different textures on each model.

I get confused in this area.. (also I was oing to give the moel pack to the comunity for free.
thank you if you help Im ging back to work.. i might be back on tommarow or later today

pain

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and i love The TGC : )
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Posted: 19th Dec 2007 19:49
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How about reading the manual that came with the program?


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Pain
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Posted: 19th Dec 2007 20:58
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The manual is anoying... its ike 1000 pages
and ist worth crap.
just asking if anyone knew of an "easy" way

pain

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and i love The TGC : )
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Posted: 19th Dec 2007 21:27
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Quote: "The manual is anoying... its ike 1000 pages
and ist worth crap."


Heaven forbid that you have to read the manual to learn how to use the program...


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Lightning Bolt Studios
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Posted: 19th Dec 2007 22:43
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This is a question that would be best answered at the Autodesk help forum don't you think.
I mean I wouldn't spend $3000 dollars on a software program that I don't know how to use and if I did run into a problem I would ask the maker of the software for help with my program not the butcher at my local grocery store.
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Posted: 19th Dec 2007 23:15
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Press 'm', then it becomes remarkably easy. In fact, if you went through the beginner tutorials included on the disk, then it would be even easier.
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