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Troublesome Tanks!

Name:	James Steele
Date Posted:	Jun 06, 2006
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IFL's not supported in Blender! I could just write the code and pray that it works for now, but that feels just plain wrong. Oh well...maybe I'll get the network replication done tomorrow, and that I can start preparing an actual resource for doing tracked vehicles in Torque if I have the time.

Still no pictures...feeling very lazy.

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Drew Hitchcock (Jun 07, 2006 at 01:55 GMT)

If you're going to get involved with the Blender exporter, this is a good introduction to writing exporters.

James Steele (Jun 07, 2006 at 07:05 GMT)

I'm not intending to toucht the exporter side of thing at all for now. I was sort of hoping to find a way to hook ILF's at run-time, but there doesn't seem to be anything like that at the moment.

I may try and get a colleague to import my model into Max, setup the ILF for me and then export it.

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