RIGHT CLICK SCALE AND SCALE YOUR OBJECT TO 0.0015%ġ5. OBJ AGAIN (THIS IS IMPORTANT, THIS RESETS THE SCALE)ġ3. OBJ AND THEN OPEN A NEW SCENE AND IMPORT THE. THIS WILL CHANGE BASED ON CAMERA ANGLE.ġ2. USE THE ROTATE TOOL TO ALIGN THE FEET OF YOUR OBJECT TO BE HORIZONTAL. THIS WILL FLIP YOUR MODEL TO THE CORRECT ORIENTATION (KIND OF).ġ1. RIGHT CLICK THE "ROTATE" TOOL, CHANGE ABSOLUTE_LOCAL: Y TO 180. THIS WILL BRING YOUR MODEL TO THE ORIGIN OF THE MODEL SPACE. RIGHT CLICK THE "MOVE" TOOL (LOOKS LIKE ARROWS). THIS WILL REALIGN THE ORIGIN OF YOUR MODEL TO THE CENTER OF THE OBJECT. SELECT YOUR MESH, GO TO "EDIT" (TOP LEFT) THEN "TRANSFORM TOOLBOX". MERGE ALL OF THE INDIVIDUAL MESHES USING THE "ATTACH" TOOL OR "ATTACH BY LIST" TOOL ALSO WORKS.Ĩ. MAKE SURE THAT THERE ARE NO INVISIBLE OR HARD TO SEE MESHES THAT ARE STILL REMAINING (I RECOMMEND USING "SELECT BY NAME" FOR THIS AND THEN DELETING EVERYTHING THAT ISN'T WHAT YOU WANT)ħ. THIS WILL INCLUDE THE BACKGROUND, OTHER CHARACTERS, SPRITES, ETC.Ħ. DELETE ALL OF THE PARTS OF THE MODEL THAT YOU DON'T WANT. IT CHANGES DEPENDING ON THE CAMERA ANGLE WHEN YOU TOOK THE MODEL RIP.ĥ. THERE IS NO WAY TO GET THIS EXACT IT SEEMS. PLAY AROUND WITH THE Y DIMENSION IN THE TRANSFORM TOOL TO MAKE YOUR MODEL LOOK CLOSE TO NORMAL DIMENSIONS. THESE SHOULD HELP YOU LOCATE YOUR MODEL IN THE VIEWPORTS.Ĥ. USE THE "ZOOM EXTENTS SELECTED" AND "ZOOM EXTENTS ALL SELECTED" BUTTONS (BOTTOM RIGHT, LOOK LIKE GREEN CUBES).
RIGHT CLICK ON THE TRANSFORM TOOL (OR "SCALE" TOOL, YOU MIGHT CALL IT). HIT "CTRL+A" ON YOUR KEYBOARD TO SELECT ALL OBJECTS.Ģ. YOU'LL NOTICE THAT THE MODEL IS VERY, VERY STRETCHED IN 1 DIMENSION, MAKING IT IMPOSSIBLE TO SEE IN THE VIEWPORTS.įOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS TO TURN IT INTO A NORMAL MODEL.ġ. TYPE IN WHICH RIP FILES YOU WANT (0000-XXXX) If you want all of them, XXXX SHOULD BE THE LAST RIP FILE. USE "GROUP" TYPE, OPEN TO THE FOLDER OF THE RIPPED POLYGONS.ģ. USE THE "MAXSCRIPT" OPTION IN 3DSMAX TO "RUN" THE MAXSCRIPT (.MS) IN THE NINJA RIPPER FOLDER.Ģ. 3DSMAX 2014+ (BLENDER MIGHT WORK, BUT STEPS WOULD BE DIFFERENT)ġ.
#OKAMI PS2 CUSTOM MAKOMOD ISO#
ISO images to rip model from games which I do not physically own. That being said, it's impossible to tell which rendering type your game uses until you try to rip a model.ĭISCLAIMER: I do not use.
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