max to md3
max to md3
I have model in 3d_max_7 with 344 frame of animations. How export it into md3?
Re: max to md3
I'm not sure about the animations, but I would try exporting it to obj and then import it to Blender or Milkshape, and then export to md3 from there.
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Re: max to md3
You can try Noesis.
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Re: max to md3
Nothing else but 3DSMax can read Max. There is no "converter" for max. You are stuck exporting from Max directly to MD3 with Npherno's MD3 compiler. Had you been an artist that uses 3dsmax you would have already known what you were getting into with limited legacy pipelines.
Re: max to md3
The asset pipeline for Autodesk products is that you first export things to FBX and then from there you import the FBX into the tool that needs the model. I'm not sure if anyone made a FBX->MD3 converter, though.
Re: max to md3
Its works, but only for one frame. Time for other 343 frame...Cherno wrote:I'm not sure about the animations, but I would try exporting it to obj and then import it to Blender or Milkshape, and then export to md3 from there.
dpJudas wrote:FBX
Maybe that because I rip models from other game directly in their original, max, format, with animations and bones? to put it into (g)(z)doom.leileilol wrote:Nothing else but 3DSMax can read Max. There is no "converter" for max. You are stuck exporting from Max directly to MD3 with Npherno's MD3 compiler. Had you been an artist that uses 3dsmax you would have already known what you were getting into with limited legacy pipelines.
Problem is that if I convert this max to any other format, inside 3d max, it convert only one frame that show at this moment. I dont know how transfer all animations without exporting all frame one by one and then glued it one to other. nd that take wery long time, exept I get how do it in Lua script in max itself.dpJudas wrote:The asset pipeline for Autodesk products is t hat you first export things to FBX and then from there you import the FBX into the tool that needs the model. I'm not sure if anyone made a FBX->MD3 converter, though.
I try.R4L wrote:You can try Noesis.
Re: max to md3
The FBX exporter inside 3ds Max can export the entire animation timeline, including bones and such. The intended workflow from Autodesk is that the importer uses the FBX SDK to read the FBX file and chop the timeline into multiple animations. The SDK can help bake it into frames if that is what it takes for the destination tool to consume it.Apeirogon wrote: Problem is that if I convert this max to any other format, inside 3d max, it convert only one frame that show at this moment. I dont know how transfer all animations without exporting all frame one by one and then glued it one to other. nd that take wery long time, exept I get how do it in Lua script in max itself.
Using Max scripting or a plugin is generally not a very good idea as it requires a very advanced implementation to cover all the various modifiers and other features in Max.
Re: max to md3
Okay, is it works with max 7(2004) and what should I do next with this fbx to get md3?