Request for 3DSMAX 2.0 or Softimage 3.7

Dude13

I am trying to do some modeling of some old ABC Lithtech 1.0 models and am in desperate need of these versions. If someone could direct me where to obtain coipes, I would appreciate it.

If anyone has an old copy laying around I would gladly pay for one.

Motz

Could you not obtain plugins for working with these files in modern versions of max? Or are you trying to get old 2.0 plugins to work with recent copies of max?

Dude13

Since the 1.0 Lithtech model format is no longer used, there are only workable plugins to import/export these models in the older versions of the software

Xenobond

I'm pretty sure Milkshape can load Lithtech model files.
http://chumbalum.swissquake.ch/

Dude13

Thanks for the reply,,, but Milkshape can only load old ABC models. The exporter for Lithtech 1.0 does not, and probably never has worked

Dude13

Please, anyone?

Daz

It's a long shot. You're better off trying ebay or somewhere.

Dude13

Yes it is, actually I have been scanning ebay and such for a few weeks now, I guess this forum is my last resort :P

CheapAlert

Well no one here is going to send you any warez.

Dude13

I never once mentioned recieving any warez, I offered to pay anyone for thier copy.....

Squid

i would suggest asking on the xsi list. lots of old timers there and, in my experience they are usually more than willing to help.

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Dude13

Thanks Squid, I'll give that a try