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(01-10-2012, 08:08 AM)Friedslick6 Wrote: I'm sorry, but I have reason to believe that you stole at least one of these models (namely, Alice) from the user o0Crofty0o (a member of XNALara and DeviantArt.) The reason I believe this is to do with Alice's hair.
See, Alice's model uses particle effects for the hair. Because of the difficult nature of the hair, there is currently no known way to convert it from the game onto a model.
o0Crofty0o and Sir Croft worked around this by heavily modifying the hair model from The Lady of the Forest of "Dragon Age: Origins" to look like that of Alice's. However, there was an alpha issue with the hair model that was left unfixed. You can view the model here.
My point is that the model you have uploaded seems to have the same hair model as that of o0Crofty0o's upload. Could you please explain how you created/ripped that hair (or what resources you used to make the hair, if possible?) Also, could you please provide a description or upload a printscreen of the workspace which you used to rip these models from the game (folder directories, programs, etc.?) Thank you.

(01-10-2012, 08:31 AM)DemonBoy Wrote: I knew I forgot to do something. o0Crofty0o and Sir Croft of course takes all credit for the hair model but eveything else I ripped using my copy of the game and Unreal Model Viewer. I saw quite a few people use the hair model hair model to show off their mods and whatnot and crofty seemed fine with it. I thought it would be alright if I gave credit to her and Sir croft and sent her a message on her DA page.
Now that I think about it, it would probably be better to get the confirmation first. I will take down the model of Alice with the modified hair until I get a message back from her.
Sorry that I did this. I was searching in the game files for about 3-4 hours just to find these models and then it took me about another hour and a half to fix them up and by then I was eager to submit them and forgot about crofty's hair model. Next time I will try to be more couscous of what I do.


Edit: Crofty said it was perfectly fine as long as I gave credit to Sir Croft and Bioware, which I now just did in the top of the first post.
Again I am sorry for the trouble.

(01-10-2012, 08:52 AM)Friedslick6 Wrote: Well, that's okay. I did suspect you had at least ripped most of these models, because of the Cheshire Cat model you uploaded. Thanks for the explanation.
Also, couscous is a type of North African semolina made from crushed durum wheat. What you want is to be more cautious. Can't wait to see more of your work, DemonBoy.

(01-10-2012, 09:26 AM)DemonBoy Wrote: Alright I was curious so I decided to look through some of the models again.

Turns out that I can also extract all of the characters animation files. All I need to do is find a good way to export the characters with their bones intact.

(01-10-2012, 09:51 AM)DemonBoy Wrote: That's what I use to import the models. I need A way to export them with the bones and rigging intact. DAE never seems to work for me and SMD combines all the objects into one mesh when I export it. It kind of messes up the model if it has more than one texture. I could just try to stick with SMD for now but then I would have to make it so it uses one texture file instead of multiple.

(01-10-2012, 09:57 AM)Friedslick6 Wrote: Have you tried using the OpenCOLLADA export plugin for 3D Studio Max? You still need to fix up the model slightly with a program like Wordpad or Notepad++, but it works better for me than the Autodesk .DAE export plugin.

(01-11-2012, 06:40 PM)Peardian Wrote: These are some creepy-looking models!


I'm not really sure what to do about the animation files, though. I have little idea what .XAF files are for, but they're positively huge. Alice's animation pack is 10MB over the max file size I can upload, and balloons to 700+MB when unzipped. I figure they are animation files, but what uses them?