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IQM export for 3ds Max?
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IQM export for 3ds Max?
by Downsider » Sun Mar 13, 2011 3:28 am
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by toneddu2000 » Sun Mar 13, 2011 9:42 am
As far as I know, blender has now a but I don't know its limits. You could try to export it to fbx and then import to blender and re-export to iqm/dpm (dpm DO has bone weights support).
PS:is just an impression, blender is less hard then it appears..is just a matter of testing and learning.. two weeks of tutorials and you're ready to go! And you could discover how fast is modeling with it!
PS:is just an impression, blender is less hard then it appears..is just a matter of testing and learning.. two weeks of tutorials and you're ready to go! And you could discover how fast is modeling with it!
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