if it dosent have a export option, use a application to rip from DXT (forget the name)

I accidentially downloaded a LEGO version of Valhalla once. Lol.

Google LEGO valhalla.

try 3d ripper DX.

http://www.deep-shadows.com/hax/3DRipperDX.htm

it rips all 3D models. its a pain to use i tried using it on my pokemon project but couldnt realy get it to work so thats why its on hold.

You're Dennis now? Seriously? I mean, I know you're trying to act 'mature', but this is overemphaisizing.

no you need to try

I can't use it because you can't import the models in gmax
Edited by kev3344 on Sep 2, 2010 at 03:33 PM

Maybe you see now why others become frustrated with your off topic posts in their threads?

And this. PLEASE don't start here... please.

lol dont ask us i dont think anyones figured it out. suposedly it screen caps and then creates a 3D model. how it does it? idk

You can import the models to gmax. You have to import it to blender though then export that file which I have forgotten the name of. Then Import it using a maxscript (forgotten the name too).

The format you're thinking of is probably OBJ.
On that site, it says it saves as 3DR. Does max have the ability to import 3DR, or do you need a plugin or something?

Yes thats the file, thank you. Import the model as a .OBJ. and the maxscript was a .3DS importer. In order to get the .OBJ, you have to select the 'also capture to wavefront .OBJ' box to get the .OBJ file in 3d ripper dx.
I think 3ds max has a .3DR importer already if not there's downloads somewhere or a tutorial.

Cool. I thought that a plugin came with 3D ripper... at least that's what a youtube tutorial said.
Wonder if this works with Halo 2...

3D Ripper works with Halo 2, but it's faster, easier, and more efficient to use Entity, since you can rip only the model and textures you need, and the model will be in the T-pose, so it's easier to re-rig it if you need to.