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Col file problem


TrmPlmn

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hello i have file of object

dff + txd + col

i donot have problem in dff and txd

but col is not same the object 

 

who can create col same dff file

 

thank you

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Please attach the DFF and COL here so that we can have a look.

Thread's been moved into a better section to receive help

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Ok, I've had a look.

MTA does not support collision archives. You can only load single collision files. A collision archive is a file that contains more than 1 collision file, much like IFP archives.

You can extract collision models from collision archives using Steve M's collision editor.
http://www.steve-m.com/downloads/tools/colleditor2/

Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach him how to fish and you feed him for a lifetime - Lao Tzu

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As said above you will need to extract the collision, which has the same name as your DFF model.

If you want to create a new collision and are using 3ds Max, follow below steps while having installed Steve M's Collision Editor & Goldfish's Maxscripts.

  1. Select your final DFF model in 3ds Max viewport
  2. In the upper menu list select Script -> Run script. Navigate to file path 3ds Max xxxx\scripts\GTA_Tools(GF)\tools and double click export_steve_col_script.ms. Choose a folder to where you want to export it.
  3. Open Steve M's Collision Editor and create a new file. Import the .cst that you just exported from 3ds Max.
  4. Save the file to a new .col file
  5. You're done

For troubleshooting, see:
https://forum.multitheftauto.com/topic/119808-collisions/

 

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