Pokkén Tournament Model Ripping Project

[nobody231]

Any Blender scripts?

Most people here suck at Blender, so we Blender users are out of luck for scripts.

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To RTB: Is there any way to export the models from 3DS Max and retain all of the textures, without having to re-apply them in Blender? If I export as .dae I get green, pink, and white lines all over my model, and .obj doesn't give me any textures at all.

Export as FBX, that's the best way to do it.

[ghostpotato]

Any Blender scripts?

Most people here suck at Blender, so we Blender users are out of luck for scripts.

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To RTB: Is there any way to export the models from 3DS Max and retain all of the textures, without having to re-apply them in Blender? If I export as .dae I get green, pink, and white lines all over my model, and .obj doesn't give me any textures at all.

Export as FBX, that's the best way to do it.

Then what? Blender displays my FBX without textures. Or am I using the wrong utility? Sorry if I'm asking a lot of questions; I'm just really confused.

[nobody231]

Any Blender scripts?

Most people here suck at Blender, so we Blender users are out of luck for scripts.

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To RTB: Is there any way to export the models from 3DS Max and retain all of the textures, without having to re-apply them in Blender? If I export as .dae I get green, pink, and white lines all over my model, and .obj doesn't give me any textures at all.

Export as FBX, that's the best way to do it.

Then what? Blender displays my FBX without textures. Or am I using the wrong utility? Sorry if I'm asking a lot of questions; I'm just really confused.

That's weird, exporting from 3DS Max as an FBX retains all texture information. What version of Max are you using, and what version of Blender are you using?

[ghostpotato]

Most people here suck at Blender, so we Blender users are out of luck for scripts.

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Export as FBX, that's the best way to do it.

Then what? Blender displays my FBX without textures. Or am I using the wrong utility? Sorry if I'm asking a lot of questions; I'm just really confused.

That's weird, exporting from 3DS Max as an FBX retains all texture information. What version of Max are you using, and what version of Blender are you using?

I'm using Autodesk 3DS Max 2014 on my Windows 10 VM, and Blender 2.77a on my Mac.

[nobody231]

Then what? Blender displays my FBX without textures. Or am I using the wrong utility? Sorry if I'm asking a lot of questions; I'm just really confused.

That's weird, exporting from 3DS Max as an FBX retains all texture information. What version of Max are you using, and what version of Blender are you using?

I'm using Autodesk 3DS Max 2014 on my Windows 10 VM, and Blender 2.77a on my Mac.

Then... there shouldn't be a problem! I dunno, I guess you're going to have to apply them the old-fashioned way. Sorry I can't be of more use.

[ghostpotato]

That's weird, exporting from 3DS Max as an FBX retains all texture information. What version of Max are you using, and what version of Blender are you using?

I'm using Autodesk 3DS Max 2014 on my Windows 10 VM, and Blender 2.77a on my Mac.

Then... there shouldn't be a problem! I dunno, I guess you're going to have to apply them the old-fashioned way. Sorry I can't be of more use.

That's OK. It's not your fault! I'm still not clear on one thing (prepare yourself for the noob question): how do I apply textures in Blender?

[DecaTilde]

...what version of Blender are you using?

2.76b on my Windows laptop, which is soon to automatically upgrade to Windows 10.

[nobody231]

...what version of Blender are you using?

2.76b on my Windows laptop, which is soon to automatically upgrade to Windows 10.

That should be fine. What was your problem again?

EDIT: Oh, you wanted a script. I don't think many people here know how to make Blender scripts, so we're out of luck.

[MandL27]

I'm using Autodesk 3DS Max 2014 on my Windows 10 VM, and Blender 2.77a on my Mac.

Then... there shouldn't be a problem! I dunno, I guess you're going to have to apply them the old-fashioned way. Sorry I can't be of more use.

That's OK. It's not your fault! I'm still not clear on one thing (prepare yourself for the noob question): how do I apply textures in Blender?

Make sure you're using the right viewport settings. Blender has a nasty habit of defaulting to not showing textures.

[ghostpotato]

Then... there shouldn't be a problem! I dunno, I guess you're going to have to apply them the old-fashioned way. Sorry I can't be of more use.

That's OK. It's not your fault! I'm still not clear on one thing (prepare yourself for the noob question): how do I apply textures in Blender?

Make sure you're using the right viewport settings. Blender has a nasty habit of defaulting to not showing textures.

I figured out how to turn on textures (Alt+Z) and I get this:

   

This is also what I get if I export to .dae. Am I doing something wrong?

[Random Talking Bush]

I figured out how to turn on textures (Alt+Z) and I get this:

*image*

This is also what I get if I export to .dae. Am I doing something wrong?

Redownload the script in the first post, and re-import the model. Make sure the "Disable vertex colours?" option is checked (it should be on by default). Then re-export the model, and try importing it again.

[ghostpotato]

I figured out how to turn on textures (Alt+Z) and I get this:

*image*

This is also what I get if I export to .dae. Am I doing something wrong?

Redownload the script in the first post, and re-import the model. Make sure the "Disable vertex colours?" option is checked (it should be on by default). Then re-export the model, and try importing it again.

Here you go...

   

. Same thing. Should I be checking "Use .png instead of .dds?"?

[nobody231]

I figured out how to turn on textures (Alt+Z) and I get this:

*image*

This is also what I get if I export to .dae. Am I doing something wrong?

Redownload the script in the first post, and re-import the model. Make sure the "Disable vertex colours?" option is checked (it should be on by default). Then re-export the model, and try importing it again.

Here you go...



. Same thing. Should I be checking "Use .png instead of .dds?"?

Don't use the texture view, that's broken. Use material view, and put up some lights, that shows what it should look like during render.

[ghostpotato]

Redownload the script in the first post, and re-import the model. Make sure the "Disable vertex colours?" option is checked (it should be on by default). Then re-export the model, and try importing it again.

Here you go...



. Same thing. Should I be checking "Use .png instead of .dds?"?

Don't use the texture view, that's broken. Use material view, and put up some lights, that shows what it should look like during render.

   

...    Yay for purple, I guess?

[nobody231]

Here you go...



. Same thing. Should I be checking "Use .png instead of .dds?"?

Don't use the texture view, that's broken. Use material view, and put up some lights, that shows what it should look like during render.

...    Yay for purple, I guess?

Textures are broken. Except for the eye texture, all of the other texture paths are broken. You'll have to manually reapply them through the Material Editor. Since I am too lazy to help you (I know, I'm a jerk), use this guide: en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Blender_3_Noob_to_Pro