RS Importing a .PSA file into the SDK
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What program are you exporting with? FBX exporter can export skeletal mesh and animations in one file. Once imported into SDK you will get a skeletal mesh and an AnimSet that is named after rootbone in file
Ahh, thanks for this, where can I find an FPX exporter?
Getting into modeling, have a few ideas, AAZ is helping me with 'em.
I can make weapons, in fact I already have 6-10 pre-coded US army and marine weapons fully coded, and functional (K98 skeleton, but some use others as they have a close relative M55 Reising for example is similar to the level 1 Thompson SMG.)
I just can't model them, which is something I want to be able to do, that way I can release some sort of weapons pack.
I am using 3DS Max 2015 and it is native export file. Are you using Blender?
If so Postamenos uses Blender and would possibly know more.
If so Postamenos uses Blender and would possibly know more.
I think what's happening is that the bones are importing at odd orientations. Even if you automatically reorient the bones on import, a significant number of them remain stubbornly out of place. When you import a psa, the weighted geometry snaps to the bones and you get things like his head twisting upside down, or in the case of some of my later experiments, a gooey puddle with a tail sticking out of it.