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AshuraDX October 26th, 2009 01:44 PM
Re: Rosh to JKO
 
hell !
it's hilarious :lol:

Ty294 October 26th, 2009 02:11 PM
Re: Rosh to JKO
 
I remember someone saying that the model has to be "reweighed". Does anyone know what that means?

minilogoguy18 October 26th, 2009 07:40 PM
Re: Rosh to JKO
 
Spoiler:
About Envelopes

An envelope is an object or hierarchy that is assigned as a “skin” to a set of deformers such as IK chains. Envelopes move and deform in response to the movements of their deformers. In this way, for example, a character moves as you animate its skeleton.
Every point in an envelope is assigned to one or more deformers. For each point, weights control the relative influence of its deformers.
The process of setting up an envelope is sometimes called skinning or boning.


Taken from the XSI 6.01 Advanced help file



Meh I thought it would work but I guess not.

General Jaxun October 26th, 2009 07:52 PM
Re: Rosh to JKO
 
Wow. That rosh model looks... Ow.

Ty294 October 27th, 2009 09:36 AM
Re: Rosh to JKO
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by minilogoguy18 (Post 5051249)
Spoiler:
About Envelopes

An envelope is an object or hierarchy that is assigned as a “skin” to a set of deformers such as IK chains. Envelopes move and deform in response to the movements of their deformers. In this way, for example, a character moves as you animate its skeleton.
Every point in an envelope is assigned to one or more deformers. For each point, weights control the relative influence of its deformers.
The process of setting up an envelope is sometimes called skinning or boning.


Taken from the XSI 6.01 Advanced help file



Meh I thought it would work but I guess not.
Okay, does anyone know how to do that?

Erstok October 27th, 2009 11:53 AM
Re: Rosh to JKO
 
Reweighting the model with the old JK2 skeleton is the only way it will work in JK2.

http://www3.sympatico.ca/psykopat/tuts.html

The_CrY October 27th, 2009 12:14 PM
Re: Rosh to JKO
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Ryojin (Post 5050775)
Here's a better one, with more to it: Attacks of the Broken Models! - Xfire Video

This one has three different people like that now... I think I might move as many characters over as I can, see how that turns out... XD
Heh they look like zombies, Jan's very brave to kiss that... Kylish thing

Ty294 October 27th, 2009 05:40 PM
Re: Rosh to JKO
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Erstok (Post 5051723)
Reweighting the model with the old JK2 skeleton is the only way it will work in JK2.

Psyk0 3D Tutorials
Ok, now I don't wanna sound lazy, but I can't do the conversion myself, for a number of reasons. Does anyone wanna do it for me?

(It'd probably be a big hit if you released it on JKfiles... ;))

Ryojin October 27th, 2009 06:12 PM
Re: Rosh to JKO
 
Why can't you do it yourself?

Ty294 October 28th, 2009 07:18 AM
Re: Rosh to JKO
 
#1. Don't have the time, I've got one mod to finish, a story on Star Wars Fanon to finish and lots of RL projects. #2. I don't have the Rosh model, so some one would have to give me that anyway. #3. Alot of mod tools don't work on my computer. I have a 64-bit system (while nearly all other comps have 32-bit) and my Battlefront tools don't work and most of my JK tools don't either. I can do skinning and such but no mapping.

Edit:
Sorry to double-post, but if nobody is gonna do it can someone at least pakage up the Rosh model (sounds an shaders too) in a zip so I can try myself?


Edit:
Ok, I don't want to bump it any more so this will be the last time. Now, can someone just upload a zip with the Rosh model and sounds? I'll do the converting.


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