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Offline Cobra

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Milkshape 3D Truespace Exporter?
on: December 03, 2006, 07:56:29 pm
So yeah, in order for me to be able to create a successful Star Trek mod/resurrection, I need fresh models. However, converting Bridge Commander models needs a few programs. I've got Milkshape 3D and truespace 3.2, but I need an exporter so I can port it over into Truespace for subobject editing. Can anyone provide me with a link to the proper plugin? Thanks.
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Re: Milkshape 3D Truespace Exporter?
Reply #1 on: December 04, 2006, 09:34:10 am
Nope. I've been looking/asking for one for years - it doesn't exist. What I used was 3D Exploration to convert from something like .3ds to .cob (I used 3DS because it allowed me to resize the models properly). You can try exporting from MS3D to .3ds or .obj format, then into Truspace, then saving it as a.cob from there. Or you can try and find the free version of 3D Exploration - it has a 30 day trial, but is still usable once the trial runs out.
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