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+ | ''This is just a quick tutorial for the ones, who already know about modeling and only need [[3DSMax supports|3ds Max with NeL Plugins as an exporter]]'' | ||
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After you imported your model succesfully inside 3ds max (i recommend fbx for imports) you have to do: | After you imported your model succesfully inside 3ds max (i recommend fbx for imports) you have to do: | ||
=== FOR THE OBJECT === | === FOR THE OBJECT === | ||
− | + | (you can always press (Z) to move the camera directly to your selected object) | |
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* check for material ID ''([[Media:Outsider2.png]])'' | * check for material ID ''([[Media:Outsider2.png]])'' | ||
− | ** add 'Edit Poly' (not 'Editable Poly') from dropdown list, press (5) to enter the element mode, select all of your object (strg + a) and in the | + | ** add 'Edit Poly' (not 'Editable Poly') from dropdown list, press (5) to enter the element mode, select all of your object (strg + a) and in the Material ID box the ID has to be between 1 and 100 in generell or it will not be supported well later, so change it to 1 when no mat ID is necessary |
* auto smooth your object ''([[Media:Outsider2.png]])'' | * auto smooth your object ''([[Media:Outsider2.png]])'' | ||
** (still in element mode and with everything selected) scroll down to 'Polygon: Smoothing Groups' and select 'Auto Smooth' with a generell value of 45,0 - if this won't work fine enough for your model, use the numbers of poly groups | ** (still in element mode and with everything selected) scroll down to 'Polygon: Smoothing Groups' and select 'Auto Smooth' with a generell value of 45,0 - if this won't work fine enough for your model, use the numbers of poly groups | ||
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* make your texture/shader shown in 3ds Max | * make your texture/shader shown in 3ds Max | ||
** right click on your texture or shader in the VIEW-Screen and select 'Show Shaded Material in Viewport' | ** right click on your texture or shader in the VIEW-Screen and select 'Show Shaded Material in Viewport' | ||
+ | * You are done here :-) | ||
=== EXPORT === | === EXPORT === | ||
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** make sure you have your model selected and choose 'Export model' | ** make sure you have your model selected and choose 'Export model' | ||
** give your file a good name and save it as a NeL shape file (*.shape) | ** give your file a good name and save it as a NeL shape file (*.shape) | ||
+ | * Yes! You are finally done :-) | ||
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Migration
Please use the migrated document at URL shown below.
This is just a quick tutorial for the ones, who already know about modeling and only need 3ds Max with NeL Plugins as an exporter
After you imported your model succesfully inside 3ds max (i recommend fbx for imports) you have to do:
(you can always press (Z) to move the camera directly to your selected object)
(press (M) to open the material editor) (Media:Outsider5.png)
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