pandaross

tastyrice

Sorry for the double post but really didnt know whether it belonged here or the request section.

It's my friends ross's bday tomorrow and he loves pandas and counterstrike and was thinking it would be cool to create a cs model of him in a panda outfit(styalized). But i need someone to rig it and export it for either counterstrike, condition zero, or counter-strike source. It would be such a big help and I will make sure to give credits for the rig and export.

Download Link
http://rapidshare.com/files/30265718/pandaross.zip.html




it is not nessary to create realistic deformation in fact it would be better if the deformation fit along the lines of this, and the model is more suited for this type of deformation rather then the first.

conte

i don't think that anyone on that forum will do that for you. learn animation and read articles about exporting to cs already, maybe you'll be in time. sorry if i was hard.

conte

i like the model.

tastyrice

ive checked many times maya is very unsupported

tastyrice

source engine wise anyways

tastyrice

i can animate and rig, there are just not suffienct smd importers for maya that will allow me to import the cs skelatons then theres the issue with the eights being distorted in maya and then need an expoter.

tastyrice

sorry for the crappy uv job but had to rush it all to get it done.

Steve Schulze

You should be able to rig it in Maya and then export it to Milkshake or GMax to then export in Counterstrike format.

tastyrice

milkshape and gmax dont support the smd format for the source engine, but as for cs yeh it could work.

Slaught

As far as I know milkshape does support the new hl2 smd´s now.
Haven´t tried it out tho.

warby

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there are skeleton maya files in the source sdk no need to import smds.