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Title: free 3d models
Post by: aetchell on 13 Dec 2002, 13:32:52

Just came across this site while searching for some 3d models for use at work: http://www.3dcafe.com/asp/military.asp

is this useful to any addon makes?

regards
Ashley Etchell

Title: Re:free 3d models
Post by: Bishop on 15 Dec 2002, 15:22:14

Let me answer that to you.

1) It's not original, it's more some lazy import.
2) It isn't fun, people model NEW things because it's fun to do.
3) Around 99,99% of the modelers knows this page.

But then again, do whatever you think that's right...

Title: Re:free 3d models
Post by: KTottE on 15 Dec 2002, 16:47:24

1) fk originality ;)
2) Personally, I'd take a fully functional in-game addon than make one myself any day
3) Not true

More importantly however:

4) Those models are often waaay too high poly for OFP. You'd have to spend a lot of time reducing the polycount instead of getting it to work in-game. Thus, it would be easier and faster to model your own.

;)

Title: Re:free 3d models
Post by: asmodeus on 16 Dec 2002, 00:26:47

I agree with Ktotte!   ;)

And I've actually checked this site out awhile ago(found out about it from Kaliyuga) and all the 3d models we looked at weren't there!  The downloads are empty!

Oh well, could just be me, thought that info might help though...

But yeah, thanks for the heads up aetchell!  Can't hurt to bring up cool stuff like this!

Asmo

Title: Re:free 3d models
Post by: BlinkDog on 16 Dec 2002, 04:11:33

There is other stuff at the site too. I found a link from there with alot of cool fonts, things like Graffitti fonts which can be used for texturing. There are also a few useful wall textures available.

Title: Re:free 3d models
Post by: Deadsoldier on 16 Dec 2002, 14:21:41

1- all the models are ugly and do not look the real thing they try to represent.
2- thats why ppl make their addons

cheers

Title: Re:free 3d models
Post by: dday on 21 Dec 2002, 04:15:31

turbosquid has a couple of decent a/c models at the moment
better than 3d cafe.
If you have max 5 you already know this.:D
turbo squid is a good thing.

Title: Re:free 3d models
Post by: MekBat-Jim on 23 Dec 2002, 03:40:20

check this page http://www.exchange3d.com/main/modules.php?op=modload&name=e3dgallery&file=index&do=showgall&gid=7

im hunting an MT-LB  ...if u have one GIVE IT TO ME !!!!!

Title: Re:free 3d models
Post by: andersgrim on 28 Dec 2002, 13:56:10

1st thing is that on 3d cafe, you will need to download the .exe files..
when u run one of those, you will get extracted a 3d file on your desktop..

2nd thing - to use those models are NOT for the lazy one..lol..
-you will need to convert to the right kind of model and import to O2.
-you will need to make selections, and need to know exactly WHAT the selections must be called, you must build a Memory LOD, and stuff like that...

thats why i dont understand those who does import finished stuff - the funny thing is to make the model... NOT to make the selections or the config... :-\

Title: Re:free 3d models
Post by: Ranger Bob on 28 Dec 2002, 15:04:51

YEh, Marfy has made an MT-LB pack and it is sweet get it at opflashpoint.org