D2 polymodel editor...
D2 polymodel editor...
I can't find a good way to create custom robots in D2, only able to edit existing ones with rbotedit and similar programs. I downloaded robot construction kit and couldn't load because I didn't have Tahoma. I downloaded tahoma and put it in dozens of folders, some are-
C:/windows/system32
........../system/fonts
........../system
........../system32/fonts
C:/fonts (new folder)
anywhere else I should have tahoma?
Alternitavely, is there any way I could get polytron alone without the robot construction kit? Or is there any alternative editor for robots that lets you make your own polymodels instead of editing d2's defaults?
Also, I downloaded GXedit, when I start it it says \"File Error- couldn't find VBRUN300.dll\". Any way I could make this work?
C:/windows/system32
........../system/fonts
........../system
........../system32/fonts
C:/fonts (new folder)
anywhere else I should have tahoma?
Alternitavely, is there any way I could get polytron alone without the robot construction kit? Or is there any alternative editor for robots that lets you make your own polymodels instead of editing d2's defaults?
Also, I downloaded GXedit, when I start it it says \"File Error- couldn't find VBRUN300.dll\". Any way I could make this work?
- CDN_Merlin
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Is this what you had in mind?
http://www.descent-network.com/cgi-bin/ ... inf=inf001
http://www.descent-network.com/cgi-bin/ ... gi?kit=rck
(See the comment on the Version 1.1 pack)
http://www.descent-network.com/cgi-bin/ ... inf=inf001
http://www.descent-network.com/cgi-bin/ ... gi?kit=rck
(See the comment on the Version 1.1 pack)
The best model editor for D2 is still Truespace, to be honest. (At least anything that will export reliably to .COB; sadly Blender doesn't seem to.) That in combination with cob2pm and rbotedit yields far better results than you can possibly get with Polytron.
I do have a program that can brute-force Polytron models to render properly, but it's not for the faint of heart, needless to say...
I do have a program that can brute-force Polytron models to render properly, but it's not for the faint of heart, needless to say...
- BUBBALOU
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truespace 4.3 became a free use program i have it on cd from 3dworld plus I own the original 4.1 up to version 6
but for his needs just go here
http://www.caligari.com/products/truespace/ts3/
but for his needs just go here
http://www.caligari.com/products/truespace/ts3/
I seem to have a better workout dodging your stupidity than attempting to grasp the weight of your intelligence.