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owenisred
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File types for characters

Post by owenisred »

Can you use an md2 as a playermodel? I know md5 is recommended, but is it actually possible?
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Post by chocolatepie33 »

(originally) Actually, it's md3 and md5 which are best for playermodels, as they allow animation.
(After I googled md2) actually, I think md2 is okay for animating... see here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MD2_(file_format)
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Re: File types for characters

Post by owenisred »

yea md2 can be animated, which is why I wondered why md3 and md5 (md5 in particualr) were preferred...?
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