I haven't much experience of modelling and exporting/importing the weapon models but I want to modify the LinkGun as it looks spiffy as an AssualtRifle. Anyway, I want to add a scope and extend the barrel a lil more, is this even possible?
Can you modify the existing UT2k3 weapon models?
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I agree with isos.
I kinda suppose you could attach something through code if your good. you'd still need the scope model mesh w/mounting bracket(plus texture) assuming its even possible to do that for a 1st person model.
I kinda suppose you could attach something through code if your good. you'd still need the scope model mesh w/mounting bracket(plus texture) assuming its even possible to do that for a 1st person model.
If you were to modify an exisiting weapon it would need to be re-unwrapped, skinned, animated, and imported. A lot of pain for just a modification.
ummm.... not really, if you was going to add a scope for example, i would just give it it's own maps and texture (512x512) then attach it to the main model, making sure the bone influence is edited to include the new attachment, all u would have to do then is import the new model and u could apply all the existing anim becuase the bone setup would be the same!
It wont be simple whichever road you choose.
The human 3dmax models were released, but I havent heard of the guns or any others comming out yet.
The human 3dmax models were released, but I havent heard of the guns or any others comming out yet.
No they haven't been released. You can place a weapon as an xPawn then convert to a Smesh and export that, but you'd have to re-rig it (1st and 3rd person versions) yourself.
