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There´s a quad remesher in blender natively, in it´s Object properties tab, you have the quadriflow remesher with some options, voxel or other type of remeshing, it can sometimes yield some good effects with a certain polyflow, but it´s not good enough. So for the future of endless possibilities assuming there is a future, my 12 point vote goes to a native GPU solution, able to recognize current volume items with it´s fractals, and no need for a messy licensing installation.Ĭlick to expand.sounds like a strange question, what would be the point if it couldn´t? quad remesher doing it´s thing, only to live in quad remesher? Octane for my cloud generations by volumetric items and loading the files I have created before, would probably not be possible since it seems not able to use Rman collection fractals. Octane for lightwave could be nice to test with the VDB files, though not sure how much of speed difference there will be with only one core support.

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I may try again for Lightwave though, but if it´s equally messy with the ´s down the trashcan of potentional software to try out.

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So no free octane for blender test, until they get that sh.together. even though Lino Grandi offfered to help, but at that time I was so fed up with how the licensing worked I just didn´t have the patience to bother anymore, and didn´t pick up on his offer unfortunately.

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I had a very old install in blender at some time, but it crashed during some imports, then a new version came out, I was trying to install it several times, it failed, I contacted their support and they tried to help out, didn´t work out anyway, it´s their horrible licensing system through their website that didn´t recognize my license or installlement, I gave up on it.

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None of these meshes need heads (except the beta british)Click to expand.I would guess the same as for the Free octane for blender, it´s been out there for free for blender for quite some time, only one core support or something like that. I'm looking for the male version of these outfits (if there are female only you can skip it). battlefield/images/e/e6/BF3_L85A2_ICON.png/revision/latest?cb=20111213142803Īnd lastly all US skins from BFBF:Vietnam if possible battlefield/images/6/60/Battlefield_V_Open_Beta_United_Kingdom_Field_Medic.png/revision/latest?cb=20180924193107 Any chance you could share it, or at least PM me a link.Īnybody able to extract these in fbx (don't need bones) 2012 or 2017 in meters? I also see that you have a Seven Of Nine model (in the directory listing of your Noesis screenshot). Khan (from Into Darkness, not Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan)Īlso, I'm looking for the bridge crews of the various Enterprise ships, as well as Voyager. Xindi: All the Xindi species that were extant at the time of ENT Jem-Hadar: Both Alpha and Gamma Quadrant varieties.Ĭhangelings/Founders: Odo and the female Founder that was on Cardassia Prime Romulans: any character will do, but I especially need Suran and Donatra.īajorans: Kira Nerys, Kai Winn, surgically altered Gul Dukat (as he appeared on the final episodes of DS9)įerengi: Quark, Rom, Nog, Grand Nagus Zek I'm especially looking for the following, if you've already made them: There just aren't that many online, which is why I want you to share them. Also, I've had the worst luck when trying to find Star Trek character models. I'll give you all the credit for the models if I share the mod. If I want to use them in a game, I'll use Blender's "Decimate" tool to reduce the poly-count. The MGA maps are for Metal (Red channel), Gloss (Green channel), and Ambient Occlusion (Blue channel). The CDR maps are for Color (Red channel), Dirt (Green channel), and Rust (Blue channel). Help for parsing out the textures and how the textures are labeled:

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msh files requiring you to re-assemble the various pieces into a full model but it can be done! I know it's not Trainz but it is at least another source of good looking train models. The difficult part is assembling the models.

It's rough but it works! The textures are just. msh/.msh.blob files for models and there is a blender plugin that will import the models with a little effort: io_mesh_mdl v0.5.3 I installed the script into Blender v2.77a just to test it out and it imported the. Update: I just checked out some models for the game Transport Fever on the Steam Workshop free for download: /sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1465272107 Note: I don't have the game Transport Fever.