Beginner's guide to MK64n's method without patching + Tips for using 3DS MAX

Started by Miacis, August 15, 2010, 01:14:48 PM

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Weird, I edited link a while ago. The same message pops up, just clic cancel and everytihing was fine. So im not sure why 3DS max would lock up.

Hmm...I see. I guess it's just my computer then. I'm using Windows 7 Home Ultimate and running 3DS Max in Windows XP SP3 compatibility mode, if that has anything to do with it.

Thanks for your help, though.

Edit: Okay, apparently running in XP SP3 compatibility was the problem, I set it back to 7 and it works fine now, and I'm nearly done editing Link to my liking! Thanks!

I NEED HELP! =-=

Seriously, I've installed coladda max and only the opencoladda (The one that just lists the .dae as a file type next to the name) appears on my list.



It's supposed to list .DAE, .XML and something else isn't it? So....help?

I've tried using the one that imports just DAE (The one in the picture) but it doesn't work :(




Sorry for the bump, but I hope this isn't mentioned before. Pressing SHIFT on the keyboard in 3DS max can make you create a floating vertex, which is probably the reason some of you guys found some extra vertices. The extra vertices is usually the reason people cannot pick from scenes as they should.


Bumping this to notify people that this method DOES work on 3dsMax 2012. I successfully edited my Yoshi with it (quadruple patching, bleh). New personal model hack coming up for me~  :af:

ok so im tryin to use this to make a hooded ike [step one for making another one of my oc's] but regardless of what i pic it kees screwing up. any tips on what part of the model i should use?
I WILL GRIND BENEATH MY HEEL...ALL THAT EXISTS!!!

Does anyone use Blender, rather than 3DS Max, for this kind of thing? From what I've seen, Blender has TONS of graphical/animated potential, plus it's free.

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I tried all the steps the first time and it worked, the second time it didn't with my new edit
(still shows the normal model in brawlbox), is it because I deleted some verticals? (about 3 of the dots) if so, is there any way to get passed it or am I screwed?

EDIT: Nevermind, happen to start all over and made a better model, I'm confused about the double patching, as of the part that you have to put polygon03 into the Morpher, I only manage to find polygon02, and didn't work. is it suppose to be a example or I have to reuse the polygon from my new .dae file?

I followed the guide, and I was able to export my vertex edits without having to do more than "2" patches.

Unfortunately, when I tried to vertex edit the back hair of certain models (such as with Peach), it never got completely patched, even after as many as 10 patches.  Apparently, this tutorial doesn't handle the hair vertices that are controlled by bones very well.

Objects affected by wind (Capes, some hair, link's hat and many others) are really hard, if not impossible to patch.

Quote from: Iwvi on August 16, 2012, 02:33:15 AM
Objects affected by wind (Capes, some hair, link's hat and many others) are really hard, if not impossible to patch.

Then I'm assuming that those types of vertices can only be modified correctly with either Anim8or and/or Blender.

Not sure. I never tried. But I'm sure if you get the DAE inside max you can edit it and reimport it.

Is there a way to edit these that's compatible with Linux? As far as I know, those programs required are Windows only, and I use Linux. Thanks.

So this can be done with a ported model from another game too, right?
I'm trying to see if I can flip Silver's brows upside down ;-;
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