U have to use a program called unr2de that converts unreal models into deus ex models ( if its an unreal model u are using in the screenshot)
P.S I just found out that u are converting facing worlds in the picture XD .Nice,hope it turns out good
Last edited by RedDynasty on Sun Apr 08, 12 6:17 pm, edited 1 time in total.
[quote="Dae"]Have you converted the model to the Deus Ex format?[/quote]
Well, first I took a model from UT99 and turned it into a .3d file... then I compiled it to a U package.. does that mean converting to deus ex format? lol
[quote="RedDynasty"]U have to use a program called unr2de that converts unreal models into deus ex models ( if its an unreal model u are using in the screenshot)
P.S I just found out that u are converting facing worlds in the picture XD .Nice,hope it turns out good [/quote]
Ok atrey do this:
1.Get unr2de
2.Place it where the models are
3.Go to DOS Command Prompt
4.CD to where ur models are and the unr2de is
5.Type this: unrde2 *model name without the _d or the _a*
For example, if i have my meshes named Brute_a.3d and Brute_d.3d, i would type:
Unrde2 Brute
Hope it works for u
Last edited by RedDynasty on Mon Apr 09, 12 6:18 pm, edited 1 time in total.
ye, if your deus ex is at C:\DeusEx, then simply type cd C:\DeusEx
if it's on an another drive, you have to write down the letter of the drive e.g. F:
then enter, and cd F:\DeusEx or whatever
and it's unr2de, not unrde2