looking for a 3d program

marshall banana on 15/9/2006 at 01:36

Does any one know of a 3d program with the following features?
able to import:
.cob (truespace)
.md3 (quake 3)
and export:
.md3 (quake 3)

Gingerbread Man on 15/9/2006 at 01:53

(http://www.quick3d.org/) Quick3d perhaps? I don't actually know. I always assumed people used a combination of Gmax and 3d Studio Max for Quake modelling.

marshall banana on 15/9/2006 at 02:08

I opened the model in there, and it scattered the pieces everywhere, and only one texture is on it...

marshall banana on 15/9/2006 at 03:04

Also with glm (ghoul 2) import\export

any 3d program or combination of 3d programs

Ziemanskye on 15/9/2006 at 10:26

Importing compiled assets from games is rare.
You could try Milkshapes though:
(http://www.swissquake.ch/chumbalum-soft/)

got a good line on importing weird game files, though I haven't used it myself for many revisions.

Gestalt on 15/9/2006 at 15:53

Milkshape's your best bet, yeah. Here's the list of what it can import and export: (http://www.swissquake.ch/chumbalum-soft/ms3d/index.html)

marshall banana on 15/9/2006 at 21:38

It's too bad I used it up a while ago...

marshall banana on 16/9/2006 at 23:58

Come on, Anyone?

Ziemanskye on 17/9/2006 at 12:37

Best I can offer is paying for Milkshapes.
It's not that expensive, and you can probably act nice and get someone with a card to do so if you haven't got one.

As I said though, importing compliled game ready assets is really rare, because most people are more concerned with getting them into the game.

I think there's an official id compiler for .md3 that works as a command line tool from some fairly normal formats: most people don't need to get them back because they have the source files it was md3'd from.

Omega on 17/9/2006 at 15:01

(http://blender.org/) Blender can import and export md2 and cob by default. You need a (http://www.icculus.org/~phaethon/q3/md3import/md3import.html) plugin for md3, but it's a bit limited at this point (details on that same page). You could export it to a format such as .3ds and export it to .md3 with (http://www.turbosquid.com/gmax) GMax. But maybe you can use GMax for all the stuff you want to do. I never used it before so I don' t know.