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FPSC Classic Models and Media / H&K G36k Model - need help getting fpsc ready

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Living Pixels
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Posted: 18th Jan 2009 07:23
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Ok guys, Ive read up and aquired the appropriate software to do this. I have an H&K G36k model and I need to know what size/scal to put it at for FPSC.

I only have the weapon model so far, no animations yet or textures. Any guidance would be appreciated.

Here is a screenshot...

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Opposing force
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Posted: 18th Jan 2009 12:27 Edited at: 18th Jan 2009 12:31
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The model looks good but I'm not sure about the rounds in the magazine. They look very high poly and could affect performance in FPSC. I would get rid of that part of the model and instead texture the magazine so the bullets are part of the texture. As for getting the weapon in FPSC I made a tutorial ages ago that should be of some use.

And here's the thread.
http://forum.thegamecreators.com/?m=forum_view&t=87444&b=24

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Mr Modeler
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Posted: 18th Jan 2009 12:55
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whats the poly count?
If its to high it may lag fpsc
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crispex
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Nice model. I also like to see that you're using 3D Studio Max 2009, software that costs thousands, how do you do it?

Just kidding...

Anyway, I like the look of that G36K, any possible chance of making a drum magazine LMG version?

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Living Pixels
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Ok, Poly Count is: 86,616
Verts: 45,484

What is a good Polycount for FPSC ?
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Living Pixels
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Thanx, drum magazine ; anything is possible.
Trying to tackle this 1 step at a time, I might have to have some help here as Im a n00b at any type of coding, hell I dont even deserve that title.
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Opposing force
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Living Pixels, at 86,616 polies, FPSC would probably throw up. I suggest 2000-3000 max for a weapon model.

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crispex
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Also, why is it necessary to have a full clip of bullets? Nobody can see them anyway...not to mention the only gun I know of that has a plastic side to show the bullets is the XM8.

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Posted: 18th Jan 2009 20:39
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My god 86 thousand?

I think that would kill FPSC, and slap Rick

I say that 4,000 polies is an appropriate number.

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Posted: 18th Jan 2009 21:14
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Even 4000 is starting to push it...

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darimc
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Did you even model this? But anyway, it is too high poly for fpsc. The gun should only be about 2000 and the hand 2000.

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Living Pixels
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Ok guys thanx for the input, Im going to reduce the polys and see what i get.
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Quote: "Did you even model this?"

why would you ask this? what would even make you say that?

@Living Pixels, that's a great model, but way too high poly for FPSC. The bullets in the magazine are unneeded as people have said already. If you want to get the gun into FPSC, you'll need to export to .X. There are great tutorials, such as the one opposing force posted.

Good luck

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Quote: "why would you ask this? what would even make you say that?
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Curiosity, because if he did, he has a lot of talent.

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