RS model editing.

ok noonb question coming, but Where do I find loads of models like I only have thje ones that come with the download

lol you just use the models called .dat convert it with the vieuwer en open it with 3d model tool
 
Java doesn't use direct converts from commercial 3d software suites, it usually uses actual programming for each model, placing each model through a xyz system of matrices.

This could be auto-generated with proprietary software made by jagex, and if that's how they are making them, then odds are you're screwed.

3d models are just a set system of verticies positioned through matrices telling where each point is from the orgin of the 3 spectrum from with the object exist.

3dex.png


So if you use the formula matrix

[2]
|2|
[2]

It's saying the verticese is 2 up from orgin, 2 to the right from orgin, and 2 further back from orgin.

The point of explaining that is, each format contains different instructions on how to render these instructions, SO, if Jagex did indeed make a proprietary suite that creates these instructions (they probably did, java isn't big with 3d), you would have to backwards engineer the instructions in the model's file, then find a way to convert those instructions into another format.
 
Java doesn't use direct converts from commercial 3d software suites, it usually uses actual programming for each model, placing each model through a xyz system of matrices.

This could be auto-generated with proprietary software made by jagex, and if that's how they are making them, then odds are you're screwed.

3d models are just a set system of verticies positioned through matrices telling where each point is from the orgin of the 3 spectrum from with the object exist.

3dex.png


So if you use the formula matrix

[2]
|2|
[2]

It's saying the verticese is 2 up from orgin, 2 to the right from orgin, and 2 further back from orgin.

The point of explaining that is, each format contains different instructions on how to render these instructions, SO, if Jagex did indeed make a proprietary suite that creates these instructions (they probably did, java isn't big with 3d), you would have to backwards engineer the instructions in the model's file, then find a way to convert those instructions into another format.

all nice information but not everyone (including me) can do that 100% so we need a tool to do it for us :whistle:
 
well ya...
this seams as a real model editor program..
cuz when your downloading it dosen't take 1 sec..
but a couple of mins!
I'm going to check it out! :d:d:d:d
 
yes but that would jst change the file extension not convert the file
 
Dude, Ultimatum. What's the point in grave-Digging this topic. It was best left dead. Please Remember that next time.-
 

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