The converter perfectly exports UVs.
The only problem is my exporter only exports UVs for the first channel. At the moment of creation of this tool I did not know Attila supports two UV channels.
This will be fixed in new version.
Last edited by Mr.Jox; January 06, 2018 at 02:21 AM.
My bad they have uv's . Great job with the converter.
Fantastic work, you make the modeling to be so much easy mate! Good Luck +... rep
Thank you, nice to see it's welcomed
Can you please make the converter compatible with Shogun2?
Right now I've added Warhammer and Warhammer2 support (not yet released).
I will have a look if Shogun2 support is possible, because that file format is much more different from latest 4 TW games.
Last edited by Mr.Jox; January 14, 2018 at 03:54 AM.
Another one here that would be grateful for Shogun2 support - thanks for having a look!
It will take some time if you don't mind
Just wanted to say thanks for your work on this! I'm checking the thread almost daily for Warhammer 2 support. My son and I like to make proxy models with our 3D printer for friendly tabletop games of Warhammer, and the game assets work great with a small amount of work.
With what program can I edit the DAE files?
Script for selecting heir | Script for annexing faction by marriage ties | Unlock non playable factions
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DAE aka COLLADA is a common 3d file format supported by 3ds max, maya, blender, motion builder and almost if not each 3d editting software
Ok. Thank you very much for the information. I don't know if before I was blind or it was thanks to the plugin "cs2_exporter.dle" or "etw_filter" now I can open these files.
But with the 3ds Max don't serve me, I don't understand it.
The Blender does admit the format, but I don't understand that program. I will have to investigate...
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Script for selecting heir | Script for annexing faction by marriage ties | Unlock non playable factions
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Not entirely sure why you get an error in 3ds max. Usually you get warnings about skeletal data and that's all.
Can you try opening different files? All give u same issue?
As for temporary fix you can open dae in blender and export fbx from blender for 3ds max usage.
Naive question: would it be a big effort to manage the conversion both ways (rmv2->dae as well as dae->rmv2)?
In general, I just want to make small adjustments to existing models, like (modest) scaling, simple fixes and the like, nothing that affects texture mapping, animations, etc.
Going through 3ds max (I am too old to acquire and learn to use) and all the AK magic only to get back to the original format seems an overkill ...
How would adding a feature dae->rmv2 ease your work?
You'd still have to open dae somewhere to make those adjustments (3ds max, blender) and then convert it to rmv2.
If you say it's minor modification then it shouldn't take you much to learn actually.
Simple case: through your tool, I get the .dae of the spatha model in two minutes. Then I resize it (with Blender), to be consistent with historical evidence. Other two minutes.
At this point, I should acquire 3ds max, spend ages to get familiar with it and hopefully go through the nonsensical assy-kit procedure just to get RMV2 back.
I am old, son - simply can't do that. So either I am happy with a sword taller than the man brandishing it ... or ask you brilliant youth to lend a hand.
Another case: very often, 3D models in Attila (and Rome II) have one or two bugged LODs - simple tweaks (in Blender) would fix a lot of clipping in game ... if there were a
way to promptly recover the original RMV2 format.
You have all thoughts about this format conversion - I am confident enhancing the tool with the reverse path is not something that can steal your sleep.
The problem here, I'm afraid is lack of understand RMV2 format itself.
I have enough knowledge to extract all mesh and texture data I need however there are far more binary records I have no idea of and those will for sure cause instabilities in the game.
Best option for you, it seems is to do all the stuff you want within blender and then send an fbx/dae file to another person who is familiar with getting it done in 3ds max+asskit
I see. Never mind - but I had to ask Thanks.