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bandi94

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ok i am a beginer in 3D modeling whit MTA (i used 3D programs befor but just for fun) i don't know why but max 3D its not working on my computer so i use googel sketchUP Pro now i have a good 3D object saved as spk(sketchUp format) now how can i conver-t that 3D model to DFF and TXD ? thx for help

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Gmax = free alternative to 3DSMax.

Basically an older version of 3DSMax with some features taken out.

  • Download and install Kam's Max Scripts for GMAX (not 3DSMax)
  • Export a .3ds file with SketchUp (Pro)
  • Import the .3ds file into Gmax.
  • Add your final touches to the model and export a DFF and/or COL with Kam's Max Scripts.

Then of course you'll need to make a TXD. Use TXD Workshop

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ok finaly i make the 3D's max to work i think it was a bad version or ... now i completed the .dff my problem is :

1 - on a dff viwer (on my object i have holes) and if i watch true the hole i see the backbaround now i don't know in mta it will be transparent the object interior i mean if a watch in the holl it will be transparent the object inside ? if yes how can i fix it ?

2- my object in .dff is colored (i use sketchup and i colored it ) now how can i get the pohot ,image for TXD ?

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1. https://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/Set ... oubleSided

2. What's pohot? Before you export the model to .dff, you have to UVW Unwrap or UV Map it. You can't just get the "colours" from the model that isn't unwrapped. Then, you can "Render to texture" to get the colours or simply render UV template with solid colour and texture it in any image editor. If you have no knowledge about 3D modelling/texturing then I suggest you read some tutorials first. You can also, use GTA Material in 3DS Max for each polygon with different colours and that will save you unwrapping the model.

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