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FPSC Classic Models and Media / Help !! is there a way to get .mdl files into a format Fpsc recognises

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WuTang
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Posted: 27th Aug 2006 01:22
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Help im a n00b !! Is there a way to get .mdl [I think there the ones from HL1] files into a format Fpsc recognises

if so could somebody please send me a link to a program or better still if someone would be kindenough to help a noob in need could they do it for me

if you can do it and are willing to do it for me ill send you them through email

Adam

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bdgbdg
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Posted: 27th Aug 2006 14:19
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I'm interested in one, too!!!

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Screwed Over
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Posted: 27th Aug 2006 14:21
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search the forums for "converter" theres loads of hem, but u might need to download several to convert it to .x and then u use entity maker or ecs lite to convert it to fpsc

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Silent Thunder
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Posted: 27th Aug 2006 18:49
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i don't think it's possible, i read one time somewhere here that .mdl files dont have "bones" or something like that and weren't compatible, but i don't know.

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FredP
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Posted: 27th Aug 2006 18:52
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Ultimate Unwrap 3D will do it.

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Silent Thunder
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doesn't that just allow you to uv map it, not convert the model???

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Posted: 27th Aug 2006 19:43
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its a lengthy process that can be done useing milkshape3d. you import the refernce .smd, then import the animation smd's and have them imported at the end of the last animation. then save as an Ms3d file then export as a .x

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Ultimate Unwrap 3D also converts a variety of formats.

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Posted: 28th Aug 2006 00:12 Edited at: 28th Aug 2006 00:13
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can it compile multiple animations into one? See a halflife .mdl is a compressed format that when uncompressed had a reference(body) .smd and a huge amount of motion .smd's. Milkshape was created for halflife models and then expanded as a full fledged modeler. The halflife .mdl is not the same as an A6 .mdl wich is more like a .x or to be more accurate a .md2

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