This new package replaces the old one (if installed). Furthermore, some of the old skins now have a higher resolution. The new version has an additional skin (Torque) which was available as a separate skin before and is now included. Now, in 2014, it's the 15-year anniversary for this model that initiated such a positive change in my life and therefore I decided to re-release a slightly enhanced version of it for all the furry retro-gamers who still enjoy playing Quake 3 from time to time. A whole new chapter in my life began, I found some very good friends and I still feel very comfortable in this fandom. But after releasing it, I got in contact with furries, found furry galleries like and VCL and joined some furry forums.

may try again another day but im passing it for now.When I released the CleanerWolf model for Quake3 in the year 2000, I didn't know anything about furries and the furry fandom. plus given the very odd and old limited ways i found on very old sites and forums to export just one model is way too much effort for the output imo. even tho im kinda used to it max has such old jank it made me remember why i switched to blender. and this is coming from someone who used 3ds max as the first 3d modeling software.

Thanks man but i think im gonna pass on doing this. Originally posted by Phoenix:Anything written by Paul Steed is going to be helpful as he did the player models in Q3. md3 model hierarchy as well as the animation system, and I can provide links to the plugins as well some other. Send me a friend request and I can help you understand the. I do know quite a bit about how the model system works inside Q3. There is (was?) a freeware alternative called Gmax that Autodesk released but I haven't used it and I'm not sure how well the plugins work. Unfortunately I cannot provide links to 3D Studio Max as it is commercial software and I'm not sure where to get a copy of the outdated versions at this point.

The main reason for this is the exporter that Pop'N'Fresh wrote as well as the importer that Chris Cookson wrote work for those versions and you will want those if you are wanting to get into this. I know in the tutorial on the page BadMojo linked to Steed refers to Max version 2, but I recommend release 4.2 minimum and release 6 at maximum, as well as Character Studio (this is built into Max 6 I believe and is separate for Max 4.2), as well as some import/export plugins. You will need a few pieces of software to make a custom model - an older copy of 3D Studio Max. There used to be a good tutorial for biped rigging on loonygames but the site is gone.

There's also some books out there on Amazon and some other places. Anything written by Paul Steed is going to be helpful as he did the player models in Q3.

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