Quote:What is wrong of you,it doesn't make any sense.

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No for real though what is even wrong with your head, you've been posting DOH in this thread with no context

Guys, just ignore him. You guys are derailing this thread. At this point, he's just trolling around with you guys. Report and move on. Let the mods take care of him.

Well said. I have warned Pangri for spamming which has suspended their posting rights for 12 hours.

Pangri, if you keep this up you will be banned. Capiche?

(03-10-2016, 11:30 PM)Mighty Jetters Wrote: Well said. I have warned Pangri for spamming which has suspended their posting rights for 12 hours.

Pangri, if you keep this up you will be banned. Capiche?

Thank god for that. Let's just move on.

I tried to rip some models by my own with the Ohana3DS Rebirth, but everytime I try to texture the model, the texture doesn't map properly. Anyone knows how to fix this? 


(Also, I try to rip the model as a .dae, but the model gets divided in multiple parts  )

(03-11-2016, 01:20 PM)Deep Weeb Wrote: I tried to rip some models by my own with the Ohana3DS Rebirth, but everytime I try to texture the model, the texture doesn't map properly. Anyone knows how to fix this? 


(Also, I try to rip the model as a .dae, but the model gets divided in multiple parts  )

Check the UV mapping. It may not fit with the image, or you might have to do some fancy image tricks in Photoshop. Could you send me the .blend file? Pack in the textures to, so I can see. (If you don't know how, go to File, click on External Data, and then check the box saying Automatically Pack into .blend)

(03-11-2016, 01:56 PM)nobody231 Wrote:

(03-11-2016, 01:20 PM)Deep Weeb Wrote: I tried to rip some models by my own with the Ohana3DS Rebirth, but everytime I try to texture the model, the texture doesn't map properly. Anyone knows how to fix this? 


(Also, I try to rip the model as a .dae, but the model gets divided in multiple parts  )

Check the UV mapping. It may not fit with the image, or you might have to do some fancy image tricks in Photoshop. Could you send me the .blend file? Pack in the textures to, so I can see. (If you don't know how, go to File, click on External Data, and then check the box saying Automatically Pack into .blend)

Download

The textures are from RTB's files. 

(03-11-2016, 02:10 PM)Deep Weeb Wrote:

(03-11-2016, 01:56 PM)nobody231 Wrote:

(03-11-2016, 01:20 PM)Deep Weeb Wrote: I tried to rip some models by my own with the Ohana3DS Rebirth, but everytime I try to texture the model, the texture doesn't map properly. Anyone knows how to fix this? 


(Also, I try to rip the model as a .dae, but the model gets divided in multiple parts  )

Check the UV mapping. It may not fit with the image, or you might have to do some fancy image tricks in Photoshop. Could you send me the .blend file? Pack in the textures to, so I can see. (If you don't know how, go to File, click on External Data, and then check the box saying Automatically Pack into .blend)

Download

The textures are from RTB's files. 

I was too lazy to download rtb's textures but i did so anyways now

The problem was that the textures weren't set up the way that the UVs were, it seems that the BCH format has some magic UV setters. That or it's the 3DS that does so. So I remapped the UVs so they would work right.
Fixed blend here

(03-10-2016, 10:53 PM)Lopunny Wrote: Guys, just ignore him. You guys are derailing this thread. At this point, he's just trolling around with you guys. Report and move on. Let the mods take care of him.

I know sorry, I just had to tell Pangri that once at least.

(03-11-2016, 02:25 PM)nobody231 Wrote:

(03-11-2016, 02:10 PM)Deep Weeb Wrote:

(03-11-2016, 01:56 PM)nobody231 Wrote: Check the UV mapping. It may not fit with the image, or you might have to do some fancy image tricks in Photoshop. Could you send me the .blend file? Pack in the textures to, so I can see. (If you don't know how, go to File, click on External Data, and then check the box saying Automatically Pack into .blend)

Download

The textures are from RTB's files. 

I was too lazy to download rtb's textures but i did so anyways now

The problem was that the textures weren't set up the way that the UVs were, it seems that the BCH format has some magic UV setters. That or it's the 3DS that does so. So I remapped the UVs so they would work right.
Fixed blend here

Your crap is better than mine (?)  B)
And how I fix this everytime I have this problem? 

(03-11-2016, 02:34 PM)Deep Weeb Wrote:

(03-11-2016, 02:25 PM)nobody231 Wrote:

(03-11-2016, 02:10 PM)Deep Weeb Wrote: Download

The textures are from RTB's files. 

I was too lazy to download rtb's textures but i did so anyways now

The problem was that the textures weren't set up the way that the UVs were, it seems that the BCH format has some magic UV setters. That or it's the 3DS that does so. So I remapped the UVs so they would work right.
Fixed blend here

Your crap is better than mine (?)  B)
And how I fix this everytime I have this problem? 

dammit now i have to explain stuffz
First, in Edit Mode, select all faces.
Second, bring up the UV Layout window.
Third, make sure that the cursor is in the bottom-left corner. If it isn't, zoom in all the way, and click there.
Fourth, make sure that the pivot point is set to 2D Cursor.
Fifth, scale the UVs to twice their size, on the X axis only.
Sixth, select everything that goes over the rightmost line on the grid.
Seventh, scale the UVs to -1.
Aaand you should be done! i hope that was clear

(03-11-2016, 02:39 PM)nobody231 Wrote:

(03-11-2016, 02:34 PM)Deep Weeb Wrote:

(03-11-2016, 02:25 PM)nobody231 Wrote: I was too lazy to download rtb's textures but i did so anyways now

The problem was that the textures weren't set up the way that the UVs were, it seems that the BCH format has some magic UV setters. That or it's the 3DS that does so. So I remapped the UVs so they would work right.
Fixed blend here

Your crap is better than mine (?)  B)
And how I fix this everytime I have this problem? 

dammit now i have to explain stuffz
First, in Edit Mode, select all faces.
Second, bring up the UV Layout window.
Third, make sure that the cursor is in the bottom-left corner. If it isn't, zoom in all the way, and click there.
Fourth, make sure that the pivot point is set to 2D Cursor.
Fifth, scale the UVs to twice their size, on the X axis only.
Sixth, select everything that goes over the rightmost line on the grid.
Seventh, scale the UVs to -1.
Aaand you should be done! i hope that was clear

Thank you! 
(I didn't wanted to bother you)

(03-11-2016, 02:41 PM)Deep Weeb Wrote:

(03-11-2016, 02:39 PM)nobody231 Wrote:

(03-11-2016, 02:34 PM)Deep Weeb Wrote: Your crap is better than mine (?)  B)
And how I fix this everytime I have this problem? 

dammit now i have to explain stuffz
First, in Edit Mode, select all faces.
Second, bring up the UV Layout window.
Third, make sure that the cursor is in the bottom-left corner. If it isn't, zoom in all the way, and click there.
Fourth, make sure that the pivot point is set to 2D Cursor.
Fifth, scale the UVs to twice their size, on the X axis only.
Sixth, select everything that goes over the rightmost line on the grid.
Seventh, scale the UVs to -1.
Aaand you should be done! i hope that was clear

Thank you! 
(I didn't wanted to bother you)

Well someone has to help you! And plus, not many people around here know how to use Blender. 3DS Max seems to be the norm in most 3D communities.

I don't know if I should post this but is there any good animators that can make 3D animations with the Pokémon models in Blender or Autodesk Maya? I just thought I ask.

(03-11-2016, 02:55 PM)Lilothestitch Wrote: I don't know if I should post this but is there any good animators that can make 3D animations with the Pokémon models in Blender or Autodesk Maya? I just thought I ask.

Not sure if this helps, but I'm currently learning how to animate, so I might be of use in the future. (I'm currently a crap animator)