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Are there any ways currently working to turn a Warcraft 3 Model into a Starcraft 2 compatible model?
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You might be able to go through a long chain of exporting. Convert .mdx to .mdl and then try to convert that into anything that allows conversion to .m3. (atm probably only .3ds since, afaik, that is the only one that has an exporter to get to .m3)
The only way I can think of is .mdx->.mdl->.3ds (using milkshape?)->.m3 but I never tried it myself.
The only way I can think of is .mdx->.mdl->.3ds (using milkshape?)->.m3 but I never tried it myself.
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There are ways, and it has been done before.
The process is not known to me, but I'm sure with further investigation you can find out how to do it.
Just wanted to answer "yes".
The process is not known to me, but I'm sure with further investigation you can find out how to do it.
Just wanted to answer "yes".
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Well if anyone knows exactly what to do that'd be nice.
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There is another way to do it to. I got a importer tool that can import mdx to 3ds max. But the model gets very small, and it don't looses the bones. As it does on your way. And I've tried to export as a m3 file, but I got an error.
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