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Wow, to go through the pain of porting/emulating this to get the models or perhaps there's been a easier way.
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Star Wars: Rebel Vehicle MLC-3 Light Tank
- Author(s)
- Jaccouille
- Tags
- Unit, Science Fiction, Human
- Size
- 160.95 KB
- Rating
- Downloads
- 72
- Created
- Jul 11, 2024
- Updated
- Jul 28, 2024
- Resources
- 3
- State
Pending
This bundle is marked as pending. It has not been reviewed by a staff member yet.
This is a model ripped from the discontinued game Star Wars: Force Arena
I edited the texture, the FX, and the animations.
The projectile is derived from this resource: Shots Vol. II by Vinz
Recommended projectile launch art attribute for the editor :
I'd like to credit @twilac for updating @Fingolfin blender plugin, especially for adding action animation export to mdx, wouldn't have made this model without this.
Plugin link : https://github.com/tw1lac/mdl-exporter/tree/3.4
I edited the texture, the FX, and the animations.
The projectile is derived from this resource: Shots Vol. II by Vinz
Recommended projectile launch art attribute for the editor :
- Y: 140
- Z: 75
I'd like to credit @twilac for updating @Fingolfin blender plugin, especially for adding action animation export to mdx, wouldn't have made this model without this.
Plugin link : https://github.com/tw1lac/mdl-exporter/tree/3.4
7/12/2024 : Compressed the texture to save ~120kb
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- Feb 1, 2019
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It took me a few weeks of research, but ripping Android games is pretty easy if they're made with Unity.
TL;DR, I found a certain forum hosting certain Star Wars game data archives, which be ripped with a certain tool exporting an openable unity project, in which you can export the models & textures.
All that just from doing research on the internet, didn't even talk to anyone, and now I have dozens of GB of Star Wars game content.
The research part to answer the question "Is it possible to get this model/animation with minimal work?" was pretty thrilling.
