Hey, I've been looking everywhere on how to do this and I can't find it so I decided to ask here.

My way: So does anyone know a good way to convert JK .gml to SWB2 .msh?

Thanks.

you cant convert a model from jk to msh without setting it up properly. the materials will most likely be lost in the conversion process and the scaling is different too. what you need to do is convert the file into an obj, import it into xsi and then scale it properly, apply the textures and add hardpoints if its a wepaon or a vehicle etc.

DarthD.U.C.K. wrote:you cant convert a model from jk to msh without setting it up properly. the materials will most likely be lost in the conversion process and the scaling is different too. what you need to do is convert the file into an obj, import it into xsi and then scale it properly, apply the textures and add hardpoints if its a wepaon or a vehicle etc.

Thanks I'll try it and see how it goes.

Wow you know that you shouldn't try converting objects when you can't even find out how to texture or scale

You should learn to model rather than using assets from other games.

minilogoguy18 wrote:You should learn to model rather than using assets from other games.

Modeling is harder

Not really, the hardest part is just getting starting. After that its actually quite fun, plus everything you make is yours and can easily be made compatable with SWBF2.

True true...

Even still you need good knowledge of XSI to make the model from JK work in SWBF2, a lot has to be changed, I mod both games.

Yeah I figured it would be hard... nothing good is easy.

Well looks like its off to the request thread and asking for converted hilts and maybe models.

Thanks anyways.

I'd just settle for playing JK if I were you, the saber combat in that game is far superior and 999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 times more fun than heroes in SWBF2 and models in JA can be much more detailed.

Good thing about JA though is you can mod it with nothing but free programs without the need for 3rd party support.