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    Axis problems with rigged makehuman models through blender->dae

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    you need more than that, I am atm working on ETLegacy models and have discover why we dont get our meshes to work with the animations.

    you actually have to bind your mesh to the skeleton in the stupid pose he stands in.. if you move the skeleton you will brake ground pose for animations and it will not work.

    Not turning back to Torque, but I just dropped in to tell you.


    Greets from the ET guy!

    Thunder's free models thread

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    They actually goes under dwtfuwwi lisence.. Do what the f you want with it lisence.. Name the license that is free to use in all ways, modify, well all.. And I will fix that lisence on them.

    And yea maybe a github would be ok.. I'll see what I do

    Thunder's free models thread

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    yep as I am used to share, I will also share some models here..

    they are by no means top notch, since I am only a hobbyist modeller.


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    first one:

    a landingcraft somewhat :)


    http://orig00.deviantart.net/4a70/f/2016/123/1/8/landingcraft_torque3d_by_thunderpwn-da16971.png


    https://www.dropbox.com/s/ms9h9mvhg7xr3im/boats.zip?dl=0

    overview over skeleton and nodes in torque

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    Posted

    I think only the EYE & mount nodes can't be renamed.

    If you create new character with his own animation, you can name the bones to any name you want.

    I think node names are used by the engine to find node animations.

    correct me if I made stupid assumption

    I think you are right, and I also think I know the problem of using the animation following the game.. if you load the original player into 3d application you will see "node" in front of every bone too.. and I think this is why its so hard to make it work, really..

    Torque and Windows 10 problem

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    also seems like it doesnt take in my collada files either anymore.. chrashes everytime I try to import a new model...

    model made in Ms3d but I didnt have that problem earlier... perhaps its win 10.. dont know


    EDIT but it does takes dts files for some reason..


    http://orig00.deviantart.net/4a70/f/2016/123/1/8/landingcraft_torque3d_by_thunderpwn-da16971.png

    animation sucks in this game for some reason

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    actually I think I found the error... I have both milkshape versions on computer and I think its because I imported the fbx file into 1.8.5 first.. it seems to me that 1.8.5 corrupt the model in some way so it cant be exported with animations, even if you take it into 1.8.4 and export it from there.


    Because the same thing happend for me with a model I made in 1.8.5 and took into a program and should export as animated md3 model..


    So I think 1,8,5 is something wrong with... I have reported it to Mete on milkshape3d.com


    so we'll see..


    well then I am back to my problem with importing an fbx file.. because the one in 1.8.4 does rarely works :)

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