All one has to do is register a User Account and the download site pops up. The free tutorials, which are offered now by Caligari, again make it a lot more. For game modding you could use Caligari's gameSpace.
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It has some well known glitches, but 95% of my modeling and 100% of animation is done so.For complex object UV mapping I use a separate tool called UVmapper, and also lithunwrap. For most of UV mapping needs, GS1.6 is enough.When it comes to bones and animation, it needs some practice and common sense, but most tools are like that.If you want to complement, buy fragmotion (nice 3d paint, whereas GS is not good), and milkshape for import-export capabilities. This two are excellent. But if all tools were gone, GS is still great. And for the price, is unmatchable. I'd love to know too, as well as static as animated models.I've got TrueSpace 6.6 and the exported.X models (static only) aren't completely compatible with FPSC.While the exported object imports without a problem in FPSC and it looks great in the editing mode, as soon as I run the game, the skin is completely messed up.
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Also when creating a character, having him face the player correctly is quite a challenge.Perhaps all of these problems are solved with gS, since it uses a different DirectX exporter. JDforce, would you be willing to create a simple character or so in gS1.6 with a little animation added in gS1.6 and a simple skin added in gS1.6 and export it out of gS 1.6 to DirectX format so we/I can look at it. All work done in gS 1.6 no help from any other 3d modeler or converter.Why do I ask this? I've been a gameSpace 1.0/1.1/1.5 user in the past, but it couldn't live up to it's promises, so I returned it.
Perhaps v1.6 can do all of these things now, but I'm not convinced until I do see it. I'd love to see an animated model created completely in gS1.6 in FPSC, without the need of any other application to get it done.Would you (or any other gS user) be willing to take on this challenge? For Ts6.6 you don't need to buy gamespace, you can buy a Gamepak which does the same thing for $100 less than GS.Fragmotion is better than Milkshape for import/export. Milkshape seems to have issues importing animated x files, and it only supports rigid vertex bone assignments.Fragmotion supports weighted vertices and can import x files with no problem.I have nothing against gamespace but it is only as powerful (I would argue less) than a blender/fragmotion combination which will only set you back 20 bucks.This said GS is probably easier to learn, but at $299 I think they were dreaming about it becoming popular with the mod/indi crowd. Bumping this. Right now I have been doing all my.x exporting in Milkshape.
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It would be nice to export directly to.x from GameSpace.Anyone know the correct GameSpace.x export settings for hud and pickup objects?I can use these settings in the attached.bmp to get the model into the hud (yay!), but no animation. I tried animating the model by moving at around on keyframe 10 and then on keyframe 70, but did not use joints because I don't know how yet in Gs. Is this why there is no animation exported? How to use tally abroad. Apologies for resurrecting an old topic, but I just wanted to take back what I said about gamespace/truespace earlier in the thread.After reading some positive views for it I decided to give it another go and I downloaded GS Light and the TS 6.6 demo for a comaprison.