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3DS Max to Torque [We need better documentation]
Aphtonites:
In all honesty, torque needs a better documentation on this.
3DS max, although it is superior compared to Milkshape 3D, there's hardly any documentation on exporting models there to a DTS.
I'm aware there are exporters, but none of them seem to work properly, [And are dated by like, 2007-8], so, are there any decent tutorials on the process of exporting from 3Ds Max to a DTS?
ßoltster:
--- Quote from: Aphtonites on March 28, 2011, 03:45:52 AM ---In all honesty, torque needs a better documentation on this.
3DS max, although it is superior compared to Milkshape 3D, there's hardly any documentation on exporting models there to a DTS.
I'm aware there are exporters, but none of them seem to work properly, [And are dated by like, 2007-8], so, are there any decent tutorials on the process of exporting from 3Ds Max to a DTS?
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There is atleast one working guide that has been posted here. I remember having the exact same problems, and I think kaje or someone posted a guide for me. I had a working exporter up until a month ago (formatted computer).
Packer:
3DS Max to Torque is quite easy though only Max 06-07 I believe can export to Blockland, the newer versions of max can only export to newer versions of the Torque Engine. If 3DS Max 2010 did export to Blockland I'd to a stuff ton of tuts etc.
Aphtonites:
--- Quote from: Packer on March 28, 2011, 10:00:03 AM ---3DS Max to Torque is quite easy though only Max 06-07 I believe can export to Blockland, the newer versions of max can only export to newer versions of the Torque Engine. If 3DS Max 2010 did export to Blockland I'd to a stuff ton of tuts etc.
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Right now, i have 3DS Max 2010 [Student edition, but hey, it was cheaper, it has great documentation on exporting things and other tutorials, but i can't make profit off it, though], so that may probably not be a good thing.
ßoltster:
--- Quote from: Packer on March 28, 2011, 10:00:03 AM ---3DS Max to Torque is quite easy though only Max 06-07
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That explains it then, I'm using 06