Hello.
I was exporting a .jms file with the tool++ (physics), but it doesn't seems to be working correctly, and I can convert the .jms. Please help!

There's your problem.

What?

excuse my ignorance, but i'm completly new in this (ALL).

Tool++ isn't exactly reliable.Try using classic tool.exe Its a little tricky to learn, but once you do, its better than any alternative.

Tool doesn't enjoy creating new physics tags where none exist currently, so to turn your JMS into one you'll first need to open Guerilla, and make a new (blank) physics tag; save it under the directory your new one will be saved in, and name it what the new one will be named.

Sorry, but I don't understand it. I'm trying to convert a .jms to a .gbxmodel.

physics != gbxmodel. You need to import the jms as a model, not as physics data.

But, specifically what code I have to input into tool.exe. I tried to input:

"C:\Archivos de programa\Microsoft Games\Halo Custom Edition\tool.exe" -physics ".jms source"

And, of course, it doesn't work

Teach him then.

I think you may be using the CMD window wrong. Copy and paste the command exe into your Halo CE root directory (Halo Custom Edition) and run that copy. Within that command prompt you will refer to tool.exe since tool can't run on its own.

For this case, let's say your model (JMS) is in this location: "C:\Archivos de programa\Microsoft Games\Halo Custom Edition\data\test\physics"

I think you have to create the "Physics" folder within the "Test" folder for this to work.

In tool you would use the command "C:\Archivos de programa\Microsoft Games\Halo Custom Edition\tool physics test"

You don't reference the "Physics" folder because tool will look for a folder called "Physics" in whatever folder you actually reference, so don't lie :P

I haven't gotten around to creating collision models yet, but I assume it wouldn't ask for what types of shaders you want since the model doesn't use shader references, although it keeps its material IDs for collision materials IE dirt, metal, ect.

If you were compiling a normal .GBX_MODEL the command (and directory) would look like this:

"C:\Archivos de programa\Microsoft Games\Halo Custom Edition\tool model test"

And the directory would be: "C:\Archivos de programa\Microsoft Games\Halo Custom Edition\data\test\models" You put your JMS into the "Models" folder (or "physics").

I'm not the best at explaining things, but I hope you get the idea.

EDIT: Tool++ actually works for compiling models although I'm not sure about physics\collision files. Maybe Cereal Killer is right when he says that you need to have an already made copy with the same name so tool can overwrite it and thus create your file. Somewhat similar to bitmaps but tool creates it for you at the start, you just need to change your preferred settings and re-compile for them to take effect.
Edited by jesse on Jul 19, 2011 at 07:53 PM

I've been tried a lot of codes and it doesn't work.
It says that the sintaxis is wrong or it doesn't say anything and it runs like if I imput "tool" only.

Edited by ALPHA_SIGMA on Jul 20, 2011 at 11:45 AM