3dsmax

Some more, using a dx shader (good for rapid previz):

http://dl.eve-files.com/media/corp/Tamber/aperture_oracle_previsualisation2.png
http://dl.eve-files.com/media/corp/Tamber/white_apocolypse.png

i will try to contact the makers of the application to see if they are able to create a update for it.

in the meantime submit a report on the site

http://black2json.codeplex.com/

hopefully we will be soon be able to convert all the blackfiles again.

for those not looking into the capitals or station interiours:

You are still able to convert the older files.

The only files that cannot be converted are the following:

All capital ships
All station interiours
All new navy battlecruisers

Hey, I'm having an issue with TriExporter.
When I double-click the .gr2 file I get a "Model not Loaded" error.
Any thoughts?

Download TriExporter from here : http://triexporter.codeplex.com/releases/view/92412
And granny from here: http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?granny2

Put them in the same folder together, and.. it should work ;)

Good luck!

Did you use the latest granny2 file?

Hope its not, because I have a question to ask! I'm trying to import a Rokh into Maya, as its basically my favourite hull. However, I can not for the life of me get the 'lights' texture to work correctly on the model. When I go onto Photoshop, most of the models and tutorials that I have seen have textures for the lights which comprise of small little white dots, presumably the windows. However, the Rokh appears to be the only model that has huge white blocks on the Alpha layer as apposed to little dots. When I put this over my Rokh texture in maya, the light texture does not work at all on the model - there are just random bits of white all over it

Now, I have seen renders of the Rokh elsewhere where people have stated that they used Triexporter which include the lights, so it must be possible somehow. I was wondering if anyone could help me out who has seen this problem before?

Thanks in advance!

This layer is in the pgs texture and it is the alpha channel.

i will check it in a bit and update this post if i find something

Checked the pgs texture and it is definatly in there.

http://citadel-consortium.com/downloads/rokh_lights.jpg

i think you have the texture flipped wrong or something. cause the big white parts are parts of the engines that are also on the same texture layer but are placed on the right places by the uv maps on the models. that is why you need to flip the textures when you bring them into photoshop before you seperate them

but noting your quote about triexporter, arent you using that? if not what are you using then instead of triexporter?

Black2Json new realease
Now should work for all files ...

https://black2json.codeplex.com/releases/view/113333

Black2Json new realease
Now should work for all files ...

https://black2json.codeplex.com/releases/view/113333

[quote=Selvin]
Did anyone find out a way to change the colors of the skins inside Photoshop? So i won`t have to use the color correction layer in 3dsMax.

Do you use the latest granny file?

Download TriExporter from here : http://triexporter.codeplex.com/releases/view/92412
And granny from here: http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?granny2

What program will you be using to implement the model and texture? It is not usual to have all the textures together in one layer.

speaking for the above toon,


i use Wings 3d, however the other program ill use is Pepakura. this will only allow one texture file. if you can slap em together ?

ALSO** i was working on SOE stratios and i got the texture for that one i export it, and the one with the red stripes on it only shows as 2 small circles, the rtripes dont show up...im using Adobe fireworks as i dont have photoshop. can you get the stratios texture with the red stripes to show up?

Hi guys,

I do download the latest version, create a folder on my desktop, put the files in and start the triexporter, but only what i see is a window like this: http://s7.directupload.net/images/131120/lrfrifjd.jpg

Regards