Open sculptie (tga) in ac3d?

[rockfists]

Losing hope

[lisa]

Don't give up yet. I was working on SL stuff just this weekend.

[Severa]

that magic tce trick?

[Kireyo]

Originally Posted by Severa

that magic tce trick?

now there's something I could use

[lisa]

Yes, that too. Actually, that's the part that's hanging me. Importing a sculpty is already done. It's exactly the same code as the displacement mapper plugin I released a while ago, except on three channels.

[rockfists]

Originally Posted by lisa

Yes, that too. Actually, that's the part that's hanging me. Importing a sculpty is already done. It's exactly the same code as the displacement mapper plugin I released a while ago, except on three channels.

I think I may have dropped a few tears on my keyboard.

Tears of joy. I cannot wait!

[Pixel_Bunneh]

Originally Posted by rockfists

I was curious if there was a way to open my tga format into ac3d after I have saved it. I'd like to load older files I made using another program(Rokoru PRO), but only have the tga format. Rokoru PRO can load all the tga's I have, but thats it. It can't edit nearly as well as ac3d though

There are a couple work arounds to this problem. Rokoru Pro will save your sculpty as an .obj which you can then open in AC3D to view. You can fine tune it there then save it out as a sculpty again. Or, of course, just take a look at it then fix it in Rokoru, exporting it again as an .obj to take a look at.

Also, Sculptypaint will save out as an .obj also, but you will need to change your .tga into a .png for export into Sculptypaint.

[Kireyo]

Originally Posted by Pixel_Bunneh

There are a couple work arounds to this problem. Rokoru Pro will save your sculpty as an .obj which you can then open in AC3D to view. You can fine tune it there then save it out as a sculpty again. Or, of course, just take a look at it then fix it in Rokoru, exporting it again as an .obj to take a look at.

Yeah, but, no, but, yeah, but... take a look at the UV coordinates in AC3D. You'll have to redo them, that's sort of missing the point, isn't it.

[Pixel_Bunneh]

Originally Posted by Kireyo

Yeah, but, no, but, yeah, but... take a look at the UV coordinates in AC3D. You'll have to redo them, that's sort of missing the point, isn't it.

Works for me, I switch back and forth with no problems.

[rockfists]

Weird, the uv does not look anything like the sl objs I use to scuplt in ac3d.