Hi all you doomed cats and kittens. I was wondering if anyone is sitting on the Hexen 2 enemy models with decorate files?
Was planning on using some of them but figured I ask before starting the work myself.
Hexen 2 enemy models
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Re: Hexen 2 enemy models
Models can be found here: http://www.mediafire.com/file/k6n4ubged ... K.zip/file
Though many of them are of rather poor quality (especially animation-wise). But there are pretty good ones.
But what do you mean by decorate files? You don't need them for the models to work. Maybe, you mean modeldef files for the models? Unfortunately, in the pack that I gave the link to, the definitions of models are all in Doomsday format, so modeldefs suited for GZDoom you would have to create yourself.
Though many of them are of rather poor quality (especially animation-wise). But there are pretty good ones.
But what do you mean by decorate files? You don't need them for the models to work. Maybe, you mean modeldef files for the models? Unfortunately, in the pack that I gave the link to, the definitions of models are all in Doomsday format, so modeldefs suited for GZDoom you would have to create yourself.
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Re: Hexen 2 enemy models
Thanks for the file.Kzer-Za wrote:Models can be found here: http://www.mediafire.com/file/k6n4ubged ... K.zip/file
Though many of them are of rather poor quality (especially animation-wise). But there are pretty good ones.
But what do you mean by decorate files? You don't need them for the models to work. Maybe, you mean modeldef files for the models? Unfortunately, in the pack that I gave the link to, the definitions of models are all in Doomsday format, so modeldefs suited for GZDoom you would have to create yourself.
I know I need a modeldef, that part is simple. I was however hoping someone had already gone through the trouble of creating decorate files, to implement them in the game. But now I've resolved to doing it myself anyhow.