07-22-2012, 02:25 PM
I didn't know Tamagotchis were still around. 
Anyway, welcome to the site!
Great job on these for the most part! There are only two models with problems, and one of them is trivial. First, Kuchipatchi's UVs are upside-down, which should be an easy fix. For the main issue, it's hard for me to tell, but I think Mimitchi is skewed. This is going on my assumption that it isn't normally supposed to be leaning back like that.
The rest of the models are fine. Having custom UVs is iffy, but these models are simple enough that it doesn't matter much. I have limited experience with 3D Ripper DX, but I do know that sometimes programs can't read the UVs in the OBJ it spits out. I know 3D Studio Max can (almost) always read the UVs from the .3DR it spits out, so it would be worth checking that out if you're really into ripping. I've also heard that Blender can properly read the OBJs, if you want to try that instead. Either way, there are sure to be members here who can help you if you need it.
Anyway, welcome to the site!Great job on these for the most part! There are only two models with problems, and one of them is trivial. First, Kuchipatchi's UVs are upside-down, which should be an easy fix. For the main issue, it's hard for me to tell, but I think Mimitchi is skewed. This is going on my assumption that it isn't normally supposed to be leaning back like that.
The rest of the models are fine. Having custom UVs is iffy, but these models are simple enough that it doesn't matter much. I have limited experience with 3D Ripper DX, but I do know that sometimes programs can't read the UVs in the OBJ it spits out. I know 3D Studio Max can (almost) always read the UVs from the .3DR it spits out, so it would be worth checking that out if you're really into ripping. I've also heard that Blender can properly read the OBJs, if you want to try that instead. Either way, there are sure to be members here who can help you if you need it.