DDBV 'Errorjava.io.EOFException' Oh joy!

Started by aezthetic, July 02, 2014, 10:46:25 PM

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I've visited this section of the fourm way to much :srs:
Anyway, Im editing vertex points using SharpHackz200's method (http://forums.kc-mm.com/index.php?topic=49133.0) and anytime I click "Create 3DS File" on DDVB I get a pop up saying "Errorjava.io.EOFException'" ;~; Honestly I dont know what to do, Im pretty sure I have java (unless i need to re-install it, i dont quite remember if the installation went through) and I want to get the fourm's word before installing java since im using a mobile hotspot, and installation would take some time (and data). So yeah. Any help would be appreciated.

Im using Windows 8.1 if it helps. >u>
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You are aware BrawlBox can edit vertices, yes?

Quote from: Gravity on July 02, 2014, 10:48:25 PM
You are aware BrawlBox can edit vertices, yes?
Yeah, but i've never fully understood how to do it.
my aplogies, i am a full n00b so you'll have to excuse my stupidness
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Open your model up in BrawlBox, click "Vertices", select a dot and drag it around. Just make sure no animations are loaded and the model is in its bind pose.

Quote from: ~Solid Snake~ on July 02, 2014, 10:46:25 PM
I've visited this section of the fourm way to much :srs:
Anyway, Im editing vertex points using SharpHackz200's method (http://forums.kc-mm.com/index.php?topic=49133.0) and anytime I click "Create 3DS File" on DDVB I get a pop up saying "Errorjava.io.EOFException'" ;~; Honestly I dont know what to do, Im pretty sure I have java (unless i need to re-install it, i dont quite remember if the installation went through) and I want to get the fourm's word before installing java since im using a mobile hotspot, and installation would take some time (and data). So yeah. Any help would be appreciated.

Im using Windows 8.1 if it helps. >u>
You could try my vertice hacking tutorial below(First spoiler), which is an easier way to do his technique by implementing my own tested techniques, as well as using his tutorial as a base, and filling in some of the important info that he forgot to say.

http://forums.kc-mm.com/index.php?topic=68657