how could i do this?

Import gbx into 3ds max

Then from there figure out how to get a 3ds max model into unity

I think you can count them like

1 gbxmodel,
2 gbxmodels,
3 gbxmodels
etc

So gbxmodel would be the unities using international system.
Edited by bourrin33 on May 23, 2015 at 01:23 PM

bean we all know it's you

More of a placeholder right now, and if i'm using CMT's custom tags, would that be applicable?

it's still crappy form

you don't *need* models for placeholders if they're being used in the capacity the term would suggest.

Use ghosts gbxmodel importer, and the export the model as max in to the assets folder, should be in your unity proyect
Edited by EmmanuelCD on May 23, 2015 at 07:47 PM

you're so helpful enrique

hahahahaha very funny dude, at least do you know how to read, "Emmanuel Chavez" for you kid.

Uber, im wrong, try to export it with the FBX exporter here http://www.autodesk.com/products/fbx/overview

whatever you say enrique

if you can t get a thing to work in halo ce then your going to have a hard time getting it to work in UNITY

possibly one of the more intelligent things i have seen you say on here doom

well that means im getting better at spelling woohoo so thanks

The whole "your not allowed to use pre-existing models which belong to licensed studio"
Is pretty much a giant FAD.

I can't stress how easy it is to rip a game model edit it's triangulation a little and then give the whole mesh a wee little global vertex push. From there you can pretty much claim it as your own.

And as long as you provide proof that the model is your's. (I.E Just post a wireframe of "your" model which they will then scrutinize against the pre-existing model) There isn't much they can do to you.

One thing you have to watch out for is uv's and textures. Which I recommend completely re-doing since the rules and regulations are way more stricter than they are on actual meshes.

Which makes sense really.