Code (Text): /*select Bone_root_array[1] scale $ [36.0,36.0,36.0] rotate $ (angleaxis 90 [1,0,0])*/ —actionMan.executeAction 0 "311" -- Tools: Zoom Extents All Selected So, do I just remove the comment it? This from the latest script packed with SonicGLVL. I also see this as well. Code (Text): newBone = bonesys.createbone \ tfm.row4 \ (tfm.row4 + 0.01 * (normalize tfm.row1)) \ (normalize tfm.row3) newBone.name = Bone_Data_array[I].BoneName newBone.width = 0.01 newBone.height = 0.01 newBone.transform = tfm pos = (-1) * [m14,m24,m34] pos = pos * tfm This is the only one I see, and it's commented.
I think the problem might be that the script does an internal transformation for the Z Axis to be up, but Damizean's tool doesn't transform it(I don't know about this, I haven't tried the tool, but I'll assume that's the case). Older versions of the model script didn't do this internal transformation, but it didn't keep the consistency between Max and the game. (The ogre tools and the used Havok filters for exporting take into account the transformation as if everything was in Z-Up) If that is indeed the problem well... there's plenty of ways to solve it, but it depends on who's willing to add to what the conversions. :v:
Okay. The animation imported, but it didn't attach to the Sonic Model. It just made a ball of bones.Of course I tired 2013, 2012, and 2011. All did the same thing.
How about we just have somebody who knows how to do it (relatively; or whatever is the best currently) correctly document it, and provide links to all the required scripts and crap, so when somebody asks what to do, we have a semi-definitive way to explain it? Or at least, whatever is the most definitive at the time. Of all the methods I've tried in order to do the same thing being discussed now, not one has worked entirely correctly. I can get Damizean's method to work with an old model importer script that I modified, but not with the latest one. If I use the latest one, I get some similar issues to the screenshots and videos posted earlier. And it's slow. The "Skyrim" method was pretty quick, but hardly ever worked correctly. tl;dr write this shit down guys
So, I soft of got it. Importing the Dae file got me this. I still don't know why his mouth is inside his face. Importing the .model with the script imports the bones but doesn't seem to attach the animation unless it's the sonic mesh is named "chr_classic_sonic_HD".
Question, though I think I already know what the answer will be. Would it be possible to disable spindash in 3D (but not in 2D)? It would be pretty handy for classic levels with both 3D and 2D sections. Of course, it'd be even better to fix the spindash, but barring that I could see a 3D classic section working pretty well without spindash, provided the level is designed for it.
Now I'm just talking out my ass here, but I want to say yes. After all something similar must occur for modern sonic when he switches from 3d to 2d and can no longer quickstep or drift, same with the quickstep sections disabling drifting as well
Try contacting someone on Facepunch Forum. They have a 'Sonic the Hedgehog Thread' for all models, and they ported Classic Sonic to G-Mod, so maybe they can help you understand how the model works. It's under the 'Models' Sub-section, but you need to register obviously... unless you already have an account. Wait, what are you trying to do again, are you trying to edit Classic Sonic's bones so that you could port custom bones?
No, I plan on importing Classic Sonic to the Sonic GDK. The animations are not importing correctly. I already have an account at Facepunch there.
This isn't exactly an important or big thing, but given the somewhat recent discovery of the Unleashed renderers and shaders, I was a bit curious about something. Looking back, I can see that Sonic had a neat trailing effect when he did a homing-attack or slide. Is there any leftover code that contains that? I wouldn't be surprised, given how much other leftover stuff there seems to be. (In fact, I heard that the crouch-kick animation is leftover as well... can I get a confirmation on that?)
so, has anyone released some character swaps yet that make use of the Mod Installer? I only found a Metal Sonic one, that doesn't have all the animations yet.
So lately I see allot of people complaining about how much Planet Wisp sucks in Generations. I ask you guys, does anyone have any plans to re-do Planet Wisp in Generations? be pretty cool to see what fans would come up with as a "good" version of Planet Wisp.
I'm still just in the concept and planning stage, but I was considering doing something with Splash Hill Zone. I figure that while the original version got a lot of hate, it still seems like there's something worth using there. (That, and it seemed simple enough for a first attempt at learning 3D software.) On a related note, is it possible to use Google SketchUp to design the level and make the file for importing? I'm not entirely sure my computer can run 3DS Max. I can never comprehend the system requirements and how they compare to my laptop. If it helps, here's what I'm using: System -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Manufacturer Hewlett-Packard Model Compaq Presario CQ60 Notebook PC Total amount of system memory 2.00 GB RAM System type 32-bit operating system Number of processor cores 2 64-bit capable Yes Storage -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Total size of hard disk(s) 233 GB Disk partition (C 57 GB Free (222 GB Total) Disk partition (D 2 GB Free (11 GB Total) Media drive (E CD/DVD Media drive (F CD/DVDCD/DVD Graphics -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Display adapter type NVIDIA GeForce 8200M G Total available graphics memory 895 MB Dedicated graphics memory 256 MB Dedicated system memory 0 MB Shared system memory 639 MB Display adapter driver version 8.15.11.8644 Primary monitor resolution 1366x768 DirectX version DirectX 10
