Tools: nothingness' Model Extraction Tool
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Yeah I did it with just the command in cmd before and it said it found every model, but then said "output opening error." Batch file does the same thing as expected. Too bad.
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Strange.
Well luckily it worked for me, so if I can get those resources uploaded we'll be right as rain!
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And we could get great materials for the wiki, too! If we could somehow implement rotating 3D models into it.
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@Judas
Okay! Out of curiosity, about how big is one of those files? -
Very small(2MB total?). Problem is that all the textures are BMP files which bump up the size again. If I can separate those (probably have to do that by hand) I can upload 'm. I'll get on it tonight.
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@Judas
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Models 1 Contains:
Administrators
Aggressors
Beacon
Constructors
Debris
Factory
Fire
Garrison
Holo (?) -
Models2 contains:
Lab
Locator
Mine
Missilee
Pod
Smelter
Models2.zip -
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Last ones are:
planet
texture2
texture4But they contain a lot of .bmp's so I can't upload 'm yet.
TOTAL SIZE of all model files + bitmaps = ~70Mb
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'Holo'? Hmmm... what does it look like?
Oh, wait. It might be that mineral site marker.
I've read somewhere that Locators place holograms where minerals are. If 'Holo' is that mineral site marker, then... well! -
Yes.
When did you play the game for the last time? :p
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If you need more space to upload this stuff I can get you access to upload to http://download.wiredforwar.org
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ALL THE MODELS + TEXTURES
http://download.wiredforwar.org/Game/Machines Models %26 Textures.zip
In .x and .obj (Wavefront). If anybody needs the files in another format, call me!
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Is there any way to retrieve the animation files? If not maybe the original machines animator would be generous enough to provide them if he still has them. ;)
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@bilal said:
Is there any way to retrieve the animation files? If not maybe the original machines animator would be generous enough to provide them if he still has them. ;)
Back in the day I had the contact info and blog site for the animator. I don't remember how we had that; it was something like imdb I think. Now all I can get from a quick search is that the director of the game was Mark Hardisty, and that's just from Wikipedia. Anyone have better luck/memory?
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@Mahmoud
Yeah you can probably find it in the old forum, he had a website with a bunch of gifs of running machines. I think Griffin or something was in his name? -
@Mahmoud
It's this guy: http://www.hogton.com/He still has all of the gifs up here alongside the videos: http://www.hogton.com/animation/index.htm
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All right, so... draw straws to see who asks?
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