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those are pretty good models actuallyFor the scythe its supposed to be like that. Maybe a little bit larger wotn hurt I guess
the only problem i see is a lot of them have tiny handles
Seems pretty easy to do. Most of them look like melee weapons.Yeah but I want like coolio attack animations for most melee weapobs
I have nowhere to say this other than in one of the many threads that does it, and I chose yours only because it was the most recent oneBecause suggestions are also in this thread and this thread is a request?
why do you put "[Request]" or anything to that effect in the title in this board. this is suggestions and requests. which are basically synonymous. so what's the point, when every thread in this board is a request?
Give screenshots of your models or no one is going to want to code them.Ill update OP
That fish is crying out for helpIt was actually the fish raping the chick so not really
furriesDont insult me like that
re-adjust the offset of the image datablock, or have a new DTS with the old positioning and use that for the image's shapeFile...
While your whole model is selected in Object Mode, press Ctrl+Alt+Shift+C, select 'Origin to Center of Mass', then press Shift+S, select 'Cursor to Center' (ignore this if Blender's cursor is already at the center of the grid), press Shift+S again, and select 'Selection to Cursor'But than I hold it at the barrel :/
theres two potential causes of this:Putting the mountpoint, or origin, in the center and it made things worse
- a vertex/edge located somewhere behind the stock (check blender or ms3d for any stray lines floating around and delete them)
torque calculates size and center of model by getting the dimensions. If there are any parts of the model floating around, either behind, below, ontop, the dimensions get calculated with that in mind and torque thinks the model is bigger than it should be
-you aren't using mountpoints correctly
I suggest you position the model so that the supposed mount point (where you hold the gun) is located at the dead center of the grid. Make sure the model grip and mountPoint nodes are moved to the center
Do all the drugsGreat idea
At once
boooooIf I set in on max the only thing you'll hear is loving bass and static
espio can i host a wicked party at your place for the weeksure
model a bunch of stuffI already have that planned for the next 2 months so dont worry
Setup elaborate booby traps to stop burglars.I live in a suite and you need 2 keys to get in my house so nah
Buy some marbles and turn your home into a marble race thing>tfw no monies
are you gonna get drunk and post on blfMaybe
i like to die when my parents aren't aroundI am ready to kill myself since 12 November 2012, 20:28:06
just a suggestion
i've done it like three times now
