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FPSC Classic Models and Media / SketchUp to FPSC

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Nostra damus
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Posted: 20th Oct 2008 18:22
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Is it possible to insert items made in SketchUp to FPSC? I am attempting to create a very "cartoonlike" shooter. Something that looks similiar to games like XII and Jet Set Radio and it would be a tremendous relief if someone could tell me whether or not this is a possiblity.

Heres a screeny of a pistol I made with SketchUp for this particular purpose. Keep in mind that it isn't modeled after any real pistol or some such.

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Asteric
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Posted: 20th Oct 2008 19:37
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Please post the image as .jpg please so that we can view it without downloading.....

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Nostra damus
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link to screeny here
http://s487.photobucket.com/albums/rr232/megan00b/?action=view¤t=shootyshootybang.png
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Nostra damus
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anyone? I just wanna be certain before I go ahead making loads of guns just to figure out I cant use them.
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Pus In Boots
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There have been a couple other threads asking the same question. I was referred to a program named Flux Studio 2.1. Unfortunately, it's not going to well with the whole exporting business. Give it a try and if I have any news on it, I'll let you know.



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Red Eye
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I like the gun alot,

But you can do that. What you want. I will give you a link,

Here is a link:

http://forum.thegamecreators.com/?m=forum_view&t=134790&b=24

You can do this is in every model, such as weapons, buildings, and go on... Only you have to animate it in Milkshape or 3DS Max


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Red Eye
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I Use this tecnice alot...........................
LOL

Like it is a second map ediotr....HIHI

Bye,,


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Seth Black
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Posted: 25th Oct 2008 02:19 Edited at: 25th Oct 2008 02:22
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...hmmmn.

Interesting attempt. I'm not sure that SketchUp is really the best suited app for creating FPSC weapons, though.


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daarboven
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SketchUp is best at exporting static entities as well as complete levels (to a certain extent, use my tutorial on the matter) but not too capable of animated stuff. I do some level and a lot of props stuff in it.
BTW, your gun is HUGE (the little man figure indicates it must be 25 meters on the barrel, lol). Don't forget to scale and center your meshes prior to exporting

I am Jacks complete lack of surprise.
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heltor
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Posted: 28th Oct 2008 00:00
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I would suggest exporting to milkshape. I don't care for SketchUp it is interesting, but not great for animation.
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