What utility do I use to do this? I haven't tryed in a week, so I can't be more specific. I couldnt' get UnrealTools to load or something, isn't there something newer I can use?
Help importing .t3d to Max
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there are programs converting max to t3d, but not the other wayOriginally posted by Chrysaor
Go ahead an explain that too while you're at it
There is no spoon!
in order for max to read it, it has to convert it, unless there is a max plugin that can do this.
in order for max to read it, it has to convert it, unless there is a max plugin that can do this.
I use t3dbrowser by Carlos Cuello. He can convert in a format DXF.
ftp://ftp.clara.net/pub/planetunreal/unloaded/T3DBrowser-rc1.zip
ftp://ftp.clara.net/pub/planetunreal/unloaded/T3DBrowser-rc1.zip
Anyone remember how I did this? I can still get stuff from Max to the editor with Spoog's ASEtoT3D, but I can't get it back. The only reason I need that is to actor align the brush before I skin it. I've never found a way to do that with max's ****ty snap.
This is will most definitly work,
Go to
http://www.planetunreal.com/fordy/
Look for the T3D Browser, this little tool lets you see t3d's, but further more lets you convert them to .DXF, this filetype is what both UT and as well as Max can import. Max can also export it.
Go to
http://www.planetunreal.com/fordy/
Look for the T3D Browser, this little tool lets you see t3d's, but further more lets you convert them to .DXF, this filetype is what both UT and as well as Max can import. Max can also export it.
I'm using UEd 2.0.
I was thinking I used something called the Undying t3d tool or something, anyone heard of that.
I was thinking I used something called the Undying t3d tool or something, anyone heard of that.
I made a plugin for max that lets you snap selected vertecies to the nearest x, y and/or z gridline (so doing all 3 is essentially exactly the same as UED's actor align command)
I'm at home-home atm so I don't have it here, I'll post it later today when I get back uni-home
I've only tested it on max 6 and 7 so I don't know if it works on other versions, but it's a super simple script so I think it should.
If you still need to export to max from UED2 cuz you already made the brush there, the only way I can think of that I know works is to export as .t3d, then import this into UED3, then export from UED3 as a .dxf though if you don't have UED3 atm it's a bit of a problem
I'm pretty sure this worked with no problems (though it was over 2 years ago and I can't remember too well)
ps. I miss akuma
I'm at home-home atm so I don't have it here, I'll post it later today when I get back uni-home
I've only tested it on max 6 and 7 so I don't know if it works on other versions, but it's a super simple script so I think it should.
If you still need to export to max from UED2 cuz you already made the brush there, the only way I can think of that I know works is to export as .t3d, then import this into UED3, then export from UED3 as a .dxf though if you don't have UED3 atm it's a bit of a problem
I'm pretty sure this worked with no problems (though it was over 2 years ago and I can't remember too well)
ps. I miss akuma
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I'd love to see that script for aligning the vertices to the grid, I hate doing an import just for that function.
I got it to export and import with Clive Barker's Undying t3d dealy. I guess that wasn't too difficult, not that I've done anything really, but finding the utility again was nice.
I was digging through some old TacOps threads and Rich seemed to be the only one over there with half a brain. I was a real pariah because I brought our same sense of harsh judgment and mean jokes and they didn't at all get it, but Rich sat on the sidelines and loved it. He was designing for the Medal of Honor company or something?
I got it to export and import with Clive Barker's Undying t3d dealy. I guess that wasn't too difficult, not that I've done anything really, but finding the utility again was nice.
I was digging through some old TacOps threads and Rich seemed to be the only one over there with half a brain. I was a real pariah because I brought our same sense of harsh judgment and mean jokes and they didn't at all get it, but Rich sat on the sidelines and loved it. He was designing for the Medal of Honor company or something?
