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GTA Modification Forums
GTA III/VC/SA 3ds max .dff importer compiled plugin
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seggaeman  |
Posted: Thursday, Oct 27 2011, 09:20
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This is a 3ds max importer for GTA III/VC/SA .dff model files. Since it's a compiled plugin import speed is comparable to Zmodeler2 & it can handle large models. UPDATE 26/10/2011 Added support for night vertex colors. Night vertex color and alpha are imported to mapping channels 3 and 4 (x-coordinate only) respectively; let me know if you are able to view and edit the information. Instructions In addition to 3ds max you need to have .NET framework 4 and Max.NET installed. You will also need Kam's gta_material.ms which is included with his scripts. Download the Max.NET installer here. http://www.ephere.com/autodesk/max/downloads.htmlDownload Kam's 3ds max scripts here. http://www.gtagarage.com/mods/show.php?id=9172But it's important to note that the plugin will not work with versions prior to 3ds max 9 since they do not have in-built support for the .NET framework. Copy GTADffImporter.dll into <3ds max root folder>\plugins. It's advisable to run 3ds max as administrator; sometimes it didn't work when this step was omitted. The plugin is accessible from the utilities tab: Expand the "Utilities" rollout and click the "More... " button. In the list you should find an entry for "GTA DFF importer". The utility brings up a dialog. Click the "open" button to choose a file. One or more numbers will appear in the listbox; these represent clumps in the .dff file. The numbers are the offsets(i.e addresses) of the clumps relative to the beginning of the file. Select one of them and click the "Import" button to perform the import. Most .dffs are single clump. Features Imports GTA III, Vice City and GTA SA models. Imports materials, normals, both UV maps and vertex colors. Limited support for peds: mesh is imported but bones are represented by dummy nodes. UV and other animations not supported. 2dfx not supported. Does not import collision data. This post has been edited by seggaeman on Friday, Dec 30 2011, 18:57
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goin-god  |
Posted: Tuesday, Dec 27 2011, 00:35
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High Roller

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| QUOTE (ALMOST610 @ Monday, Dec 26 2011, 21:07) | | Is He Talking About Collision? It looks like the person is falling through the fence. | He wasn't talking about colision, he was talking about Bump Maps.
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