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Saikoro
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Posted: 26th Feb 2004 02:07
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For all of you who use Milkshape 3D, I am a newcomer to 3d graphics and was wondering how you would go about putting the 3d objects and animations from Milkshape to Dark Basic? I have classic, but plan to get DBP soon, so if it there are different processes for both could u tell me both of them? THX a bunch in advance.

-Vash the Stampede

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One Common Ruin
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Posted: 26th Feb 2004 03:00
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Well from what I know you have to export the file in a certian file name (.3Ds, .x etc) The code for both DBC and DBPRO is:



The only differnce that I know is that DBC can only use .x and .3DS and DPBRO uses .x and (I think) .dbpro . From what I've heard DBPRO can also use .3DS but it is very slow. Hope that helps.

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Saikoro
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Posted: 26th Feb 2004 04:16
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i know, but i think that milkshape makes files like *.ms3d or something like that... i dunno how to convert those files to .x or .3ds but I know that people have used milkshape 3d files in their dark basic programs, so there must be some way...

-Vash the Stampede

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Posted: 26th Feb 2004 04:33
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File > Export > DirectX(JT)


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Saikoro
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Posted: 26th Feb 2004 04:38
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ok thanx a bunch ill try it out

-Vash the Stampede

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