Blender DTS Exporting causing a crash?

[FrogFreak]

You can have separate meshes in the model. Just parent the meshes you want to use to detail32.

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[ShadowsfeaR]

Ok well I'm right back to where I was before then. Does it matter if it's Detail32 or detail32 (same with Shape/shape)?

[Demian]

You can have separate meshes in the model. Just parent the meshes you want to use to detail32.

Never had to do that.

[FrogFreak]

Ok well I'm right back to where I was before then. Does it matter if it's Detail32 or detail32 (same with Shape/shape)?

Try either way you want, if there is a problem, go to the names and make them "detail32" and "Shape".

Never had to do that.

Hmm, would it matter what version of Blender you have? Or the Version of the exporter?

[Demian]

The capitalization of the armature and empties is irrelevant. Also any of the guides I've read never mentioned anything about parenting the mesh to anything. I've never done it I've never had any problems.

[ShadowsfeaR]

The capitalization of the armature and empties is irrelevant. Also any of the guides I've read never mentioned anything about parenting the mesh to anything. I've never done it I've never had any problems.

You use 2.57, I use 2.49b. I guess it's the version that determines whether or not to.

[The Corporation]

I"m using the model test utility to see if it will load.

[Demian]

You use 2.57, I use 2.49b. I guess it's the version that determines whether or not to.

Well I'm calling bullstuff on that because the exporter doesn't work with 2.5.

[ShadowsfeaR]

I"m using the model test utility to see if it will load.

wheeeere

[The Corporation]

wheeeere

http://forum.blockland.us/index.php?topic=143161.15
For some reason, my condor isn't showing up.
And just download that.

[ShadowsfeaR]

I figured it out.

Turns out that because I had the x64 bit version, compatibility was null. It has to do with file paths. Because I have TWO Program Files (Program Files (x84) and Program Files), some directory specifications are forgeted up. Also, I had a Blender whose Python lookup was for 2.6.1. I installed a 2.6.3 as directed in a YouTube video, and it worked! But apparently the exporter didn't like the x64 bit version of Blender OR the Python. So I downgraded to the regular Blender 2.49b WITHOUT 64 bit. Problem solved. It worked. Demian, don't come back saying the version has nothing to do with it because it has EVERYTHING to do with it.

[Demian]

I figured it out.

Turns out that because I had the x64 bit version, compatibility was null. It has to do with file paths. Because I have TWO Program Files (Program Files (x84) and Program Files), some directory specifications are forgeted up. Also, I had a Blender whose Python lookup was for 2.6.1. I installed a 2.6.3 as directed in a YouTube video, and it worked! But apparently the exporter didn't like the x64 bit version of Blender OR the Python. So I downgraded to the regular Blender 2.49b WITHOUT 64 bit. Problem solved. It worked. Demian, don't come back saying the version has nothing to do with it because it has EVERYTHING to do with it.

Agh. I've never said that the Blender or the exporter version has nothing to do with. I said that whether you have a 32bit or 64bit system has nothing to do with. And how many times have I now said this, to you included? THE BLENDER DTS EXPORTER OF ANY VERSION ONLY WORKS WITH BLENDER 2.49.

Just do as I do. Model with 64bit Blender 2.5. Save, load in 64bit Blender 2.49 and export with DTS Exporter 0.97. It's not that hard to figure out.

[ShadowsfeaR]

Does your Blender x64 bit check for Python version 2.6.1? I need to do a checklist.

[Demian]

I have Python v2.6.2.

[ShadowsfeaR]

Arg, my Blender checked for 2.6.1 and I followed instructions and installed 2.6.3 which worked ("Got It!"). Hrm...