Combining Redkit with 3D programs

[LarsMN]

Combining Redkit with 3D programs

Hi, i just wanted to say that Redkit also works very well for anyone that does machinima's or CG movies.
What i first tried was exporting some of the models with 3D Ripper DX and then importing it to cinema 4D and then apply all the textures.

And here's what i got.

//Lars

 

[gregski]

Cool stuff, plz make sure to share it also on the REDkit forums.

 

[FoggyFishburne]

Damn! That's amazing. Awesome find!

 

[adridu59]

Yea 3D Ripper is well-known through it doesn't work for recent DX10/DX11 applications.

What's the point of ripping from TW2 since the original assets are built-in the editor already?

 

[B4N4N]

Hi, i just wanted to say that Redkit also works very well for anyone that does machinima's or CG movies.
What i first tried was exporting some of the models with 3D Ripper DX and then importing it to cinema 4D and then apply all the textures.

And here's what i got.

//Lars

Yeap, if you could post it on REDkit forum that would be great! Nice find!

 

[LarsMN]

Yeap, if you could post it on REDkit forum that would be great! Nice find! />

It is on the Redkit forum, has been for a while

http://forums.cdprojektred.com/threads/218-Combining-Redkit-with-3D-programs

 

[LarsMN]

Yea 3D Ripper is well-known through it doesn't work for recent DX10/DX11 applications.

What's the point of ripping from TW2 since the original assets are built-in the editor already?

Because i use cinema 4D wich only supports .OBJ files for models, and you can't export that format with Redkit, but if you rip from the asset browser with 3DRDX you can.

 

[adridu59]

Because i use cinema 4D wich only supports .OBJ files for models, and you can't export that format with Redkit, but if you rip from the asset browser with 3DRDX you can.

Ah ok