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How imported mxo assets ?
only developer screenshot of worldeditor tool:
MY podracer runs on eucalyptus:
^ shows imported .prop file into 3dsmax, from mxo client resource files using my converter
http://mxoemu.info/prop2fbx.zip
Please use a development rezmap so that it can assign dds versions of textures to materials, otherwise you will only get rezid as material name
batch convert all txa 2 dds using a shell script or something( find ./ -name '*.txa' -exec txa2dds.exe {} \; ), for easy viewing of models
Models might be mirrored around one of their axes, i don't know why, don't have time to figure it out now
Changelog:
Version 0.2 16.4.2012.
- Fixed some pathing issues when trying to find the rezmap
- Debug visual c++ runtimes no longer necessary
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RE: How imported mxo assets ?
The original screenshot at the top was.
The whole point of the thread was that i was able to 100% parse the .prop file format, and successfully import one into 3dsmax for viewing/editing
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RE: How imported mxo assets ?
There are no texture problems, if i converted the txa to some 3dsmax readable format (easily doable), and applied it to the meshes, they would show up properly, i just didn't bother.
The main problem is that we still don't know the structure of rezmap.ltb, so, when we export the .prop file back, it would have to be the exact same size as the old one, and we would have to copy paste it into the packmap file from which it was.
We need understanding of rezmap.ltb, and to be able to regenerate it from raw files and text listing of files, forming packmaps and a rezmap.ltb
(06-04-2012, 02:16 PM)rajkosto Wrote: ....
The whole point of the thread was that i was able to 100% parse the .prop file format, and successfully import one into 3dsmax for viewing/editing
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RE: How imported mxo assets ?
currently it just converts to WRL, which is the easiest text format i could find
i'd need to get it to export to lwo or something, something where 3dsmax can import normals and UV from
they are correct in the WRL file, just 3dsmax doesnt use them, which is a shame
also its .prop ONLY, no moa or mga (animated items) or eprf/iprf (world geometry)
i respect your work. meanwhile you wish to unlock moa or such, we can mess with prop. as i wrote, i just would like to try your wonderful tool if it was possible. thanks for your availability.