Texture and model problem

[Mudkip97]

So I created 3 models of a cylinder, sphere and cone on 3DS Max and exported them to a DAE format. After that I exported them to a mdl0 format.

This is where the problem starts. Unlike other model like a block or stair these three model have no folders called "Textures". How am I suppose to add textures now?

 

[turtletank]

Threads... thread everywhere.

Google exists for a reason ya know.

 

[QQQQQQQ7777777]

Here is a handy guide https://www.google.com/

 

[I Myself]

Based on the contents of your recent posts I assume you are trying to create your own custom stage. If so, the tutorials on WackaAlpaca's YouTube channel should give you all the information you need. On one of his videos he even links a blank .PAC file for you to insert your stage models into.

 

[Mudkip97]

Based on the contents of your recent posts I assume you are trying to create your own custom stage. If so, the tutorials on WackaAlpaca's YouTube channel should give you all the information you need. On one of his videos he even links a blank .PAC file for you to insert your stage models into.

I already created a stage for testing and made one. But then I created models for the background but these models don't have "textures" file like a regular block does. I followed his guide for stage building but it wasn't exactly what i was looking for.

P.S. I used 3DS Max and converted them to DAE.

 

[I Myself]

Did you apply the textures in 3DS Max first? The .dae should contain texture file information that gets carried over when imported to BrawlBox.
Maybe you could put a download link for your file so people can take a look and see how you've set it up?

 

[Mudkip97]

Did you apply the textures in 3DS Max first? The .dae should contain texture file information that gets carried over when imported to BrawlBox.
Maybe you could put a download link for your file so people can take a look and see how you've set it up?

Okay I'll send you a link
http://www.mediafire.com/#ncrl7d6dmjcp8

 

[I Myself]

I would guess that you didn't put textures on these objects in 3DS Max before exporting them as .dae files. That being said, you shouldn't need to re-export the .dae files as .mdl0s to make them work with BrawlBox. As long as the .dae had textures and shaders associated with it in 3DS Max, those attributes should be imported when you replace a .mdl0 in a stage .pac file with your custom model. You can even right-click a ModelData[#] file in a stage .pac and add a new blank .mdl0 to replace with your own model if you want more than one .mdl0 for a given stage element.

 

[Mudkip97]

I would guess that you didn't put textures on these objects in 3DS Max before exporting them as .dae files. That being said, you shouldn't need to re-export the .dae files as .mdl0s to make them work with BrawlBox. As long as the .dae had textures and shaders associated with it in 3DS Max, those attributes should be imported when you replace a .mdl0 in a stage .pac file with your custom model. You can even right-click a ModelData[#] file in a stage .pac and add a new blank .mdl0 to replace with your own model if you want more than one .mdl0 for a given stage element.

Cool thanks I'll try that
P.S. If you are interested to know i'm making a very unique stage.

 

[Xenozoa425]

This is why it's important to do research and figure some things out before attempting something like this. Saves everyone time and this website less topic clutter.

 

[Mudkip97]

This is why it's important to do research and figure some things out before attempting something like this. Saves everyone time and this website less topic clutter.

I did try to find the problem but i was new to this and this specific problem was something i couldn't even search on google.

 

[Xenozoa425]

Well then next time you need to search harder and more accurately. There are also video tutorials on YouTube, which can be even more helpful.

 

[Mudkip97]

Well then next time you need to search harder and more accurately. There are also video tutorials on YouTube, which can be even more helpful.

For the EXACT thing i was looking for their is no video on youtube that explained my problem.

 

[Xenozoa425]

Literally took 20 seconds to find.

 

[Mudkip97]

Literally took 20 seconds to find.

You didn't understand.
At first i did not realize you had to do that until people pointed out to me. What you showed I could of done that but I just needed to know what to look.

 

[blerb]

Stop posting your help threads in this section. You're creating a lot of clutter. Make them in the actual help section instead.

Alternatively, go to KC-MM and read some tutorials. They've got plenty.

 

[Mudkip97]

Stop posting your help threads in this section. You're creating a lot of clutter. Make them in the actual help section instead.

Alternatively, go to KC-MM and read some tutorials. They've got plenty.

KC-MM?

 

[Xenozoa425]

http://forums.kc-mm.com/index.php?topic=62388.0

It's like you want everything laid out for you on a silver platter lol.

 

[Mudkip97]

http://forums.kc-mm.com/index.php?topic=62388.0

It's like you want everything laid out for you on a silver platter lol.

I know what Brawl vault is and i did the exact same post as here it's just here people add least reply to me. On that site people don't give a ****(sometimes).

 

[210stuna]

People will begin to do the same here to you, if this continues.

Unfortunate I know.

 

[turtletank]

Seriously, we want to help people like you when they're having problems, but consider this.
We make the effort to answer any questions you may have, so in return you should make the effort to do research before crying out for advice on numerous threads. It does become tiresome, especially when you show little/ no gratitude to an answer and instead ask more obvious questions.

You'll be ignored if you carry on like this, time to overcome that Google phobia of yours and start searching.