[Offer] A portion of Discreet sparks for 3dsmax (2001-2003)
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[Offer] A portion of Discreet sparks for 3dsmax (2001-2003)
I have a portion of the sparks for 3dsmax which was a developer network service by Discreet similar to MSDN. It was available to subscribers and includes SDKs, source code, and other tools.
Re: [Offer] A portion of Discreet sparks for 3dsmax (2001-20
You, Kahdragz, are simply an angel! *insert cherubic emoticon*
I will gladly accept your kind offer! sparks.discreet YAY! And source code, too!
I will gladly accept your kind offer! sparks.discreet YAY! And source code, too!
Re: [Offer] A portion of Discreet sparks for 3dsmax (2001-20
Update
"Phys2Skin" works, but the results are not quite as expected. It was user made, so caveat emptor applies. It also doesn't work in reverse, and another user made plugin has unpredictable results as well. (meshes export deformed in viewer or within the given game application).
Well, back to the drawing board, so's to speak...
"Phys2Skin" works, but the results are not quite as expected. It was user made, so caveat emptor applies. It also doesn't work in reverse, and another user made plugin has unpredictable results as well. (meshes export deformed in viewer or within the given game application).
Well, back to the drawing board, so's to speak...