After exporting my model as a JMS file, where does it go?

Have you checked your appropriate data folder?
Otherwise it might be in AppData somewhere.

What do you mean by appropriate data folder?

It is not in AppData, I searched the name and type in the file explorer search and it was not there.
Edited by HyperLuke on May 11, 2016 at 05:02 AM

When exporting a file, you can choose a directory where you want to export it. The file will be there.

Horizontal Button? Where? A screenshot might help. I am using version 1.01

Are you using 3ds max or are you using gmax? If you are using gmax you will need to use the grablistener easily save streamed .jms files.

I am currently using Gmax, however, I do have 3ds max 2014, and will move onto it once I gain more expirience with Gmax.

There is no reason to use Gmax at all if you have 3DS Max. Just use 3DS. It's better in every way.

Is Gmax easier for beginners?

I think everything will be hard for you.

And you've done what exactly?

Stuff. I've been here long enough to recognize someone who is going to have a hard time.

All you've done is make a glitchy obstacle course. I am allowed to ask the Halo CE community for advice if something is unclear. I will be making maps with good level design which cater to everyone. Of course it is hard, I'VE JUST STARTED. In case that wasn't immediately obvious. Lt me release my first map after some learning before you judge.

I'm trying to give you advice. My comment was not intended to offend, but I can clearly see that you are upset by it. You are really going to have a hard time if you are truly that easily offended.

I started with GMax but it really doesn't matter. 3DSMax is far superior anyway.

Btw as far as I can see, giraffe merely posted his opinion.
If you're gonna bother calling out everyone whose opinion you don't like, you're going to get tired real quick.

Ok, I will use 3DS max from now on.

I am not upset, you simply cannot tell what I may be feeling behind the screen. Of course it is going to be hard for beginners, it is a learning curve. Raffgie didn't give any advice, more like dis-encourage. A doubt things weren't hard when you were just starting out. We don't need to start a war here guys.

I figured it out, I simply used 3DS max 2014 instead of Gmax.
Edited by HyperLuke on May 28, 2016 at 02:01 AM