MD2 Models in SRB2?! When'd that happen?
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Well, I do... just to see how it is. I'm already aware that the proper response to that question is roughly "terrible", but, well, even still, I kinda sorta want to see how so.
I think it involved putting the MD2 itself directly into a WAD, with the frame numbers of the MD2's animation corresponding to the related frames of animation... however, I'm pretty sure there's more to it than that.
GR_MD2 needs to be set to 1 in the player's console in order for the models to be seen.
I also think that it only works in OpenGL... Not sure, though.
I also think that it only works in OpenGL... Not sure, though.
Well let's see. You gotta make the model, make it face the wrong way, make sure the skin dimensions are a power of 2, invert the colors (what the hell?), then UV map the textures to the model.
Once you get all THAT crap done, you need to make a file called md2.dat that holds some data corresponding to the model. Name, skin name, size, and offset, I think.
Once you get all THAT crap done, you need to make a file called md2.dat that holds some data corresponding to the model. Name, skin name, size, and offset, I think.
Revival9001
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Generally easier would just to be to render the model in required anims, in case you want to.
All things considered, that sounds pretty standard. I'll admit, though, making it face the wrong way and inverting the colors is... odd.Shuffle said:
Objects, I'd else imagine.
Such as rings and bushes.
Such as rings and bushes.
Perfectly square is actually what I was thinking when you said what you said. Thus, what I said still stands. No doubt, there ARE textures that aren't perfectly square... but most are.
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