but don't expect it to be a skill you can master in an hour or two.Ī quicker and easier (although not necessarily cheaper) option would be to see if you could find someone willing to adapt the model for you. If you do want to learn Blender (which is a pretty useful skill to have for an SFM user) then is a pretty good site. However, if you haven't already got prior experience in Blender, then putting together a step-by-step of all the individual stages (or even the very basics of the program, like the fundamental mouse/keyboard commands) would take me a great many hours. Re-compile the model (again using studiomdl or Crowbar). QC file so that the new version of the model will not overwrite the original

Re-export the model from Blender (/3DSMax/Maya/whatever) Adjust the bone weighting, so that any vertices that were weighted to the removed bones are instead reassigned to the simplified skeleton GUNDAM JESTA 3D model rigged with realistic texture by Cyberdyne 2099 in Resources 5. Simplify the skeleton for the legs and arms down to just one knee/elbow and one ankle/wrist joint per limb load it into Blender (/3DSMax/Maya/whatever) How to Model Anything - Blender 3D Modelling Fundamentals Tom Hanssens, Professional Technical Artist Watch this class and thousands more Get unlimited access to every class Taught by industry leaders & working professionals Topics include illustration, design, photography, and more Lessons in This Class 8 Lessons (1h 33m) 1. Decompile the model (via studiomdl or a GUI interface such as Crowbar) In very general terms, you would need to:

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