I made the super battle droids like in the movies a Special unit, with more health more damage and so on...
The marine is now the Default cis unit. So, the next step to make the cis side more like in the movies is,
to make them taller and bigger. Do I Need a new mesh and tga for that? If so, then please
give me a link for that. thanks in advance

thelegend wrote:http://www.gametoast.com/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=11546

I tried it but the animations aren't shown up in my Tom (cis side) munged Folder

munge.bat:
sbdroid munge.bat:
@call ..\munge_animation.bat "/keepframe0 /scale 1.5 /dest sbdroid_big.zaf /comp_debug 0 /debug" Sides\TOM


sbdroidlz munge.bat:
@call ..\munge_animation.bat "/keepframe0 /scale 1.5 /dest sbdroidlz_big.zaf /comp_debug 0 /debug" Sides\TOM

Edit:
It worked but something is wrong...
and is splitted in many parts =( The Animation is correct

That's just the way the Froissart models for the game were built.

AQT's Units_Pack.zip has a scaled B-2 Battledroid.

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B45mDQu ... FheUE/edit

AceMastermind wrote:AQT's Units_Pack.zip has a scaled B-2 Battledroid.

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B45mDQu ... FheUE/edit

Thanks, I'll try that =)
If it worked I'll mark it as solved...

Edit:
It didn't worked, same Problem...
The mesh is still splitted up in parts...

What isn't working? The animation munge, AQT's B-2 Battledroid or yours? The only munge.bat you need to click is the one in the folder with your animation files. If you use a newer OS then you may also have to edit the munge_animation.bat file to make it work.

AceMastermind wrote:What isn't working? The animation munge, AQT's B-2 Battledroid or yours? The only munge.bat you need to click is the one in the folder with your animation files. If you use a newer OS then you may also have to edit the munge_animation.bat file to make it work.

AQT's Super Battle droid doesn't work =(

Did you run a clean on your side? Did you include all of the files required for his B-2 to work?

did you scale up the msh also?

put, for example, -scale 2.0 in your droid's .msh.option file. I'm sure that was in the tutorial already. If you only scale up the animation then it will look stretched.

AceMastermind wrote:Did you run a clean on your side? Did you include all of the files required for his B-2 to work?

I did a clean as you said,
now it works fine =) Thanks a lot^^








EDIT

MileHighGuy wrote:did you scale up the msh also?

put, for example, -scale 2.0 in your droid's .msh.option file. I'm sure that was in the tutorial already. If you only scale up the animation then it will look stretched.

I used aqt's premade msh files. Now it works,
but if I want to make my own it doesn't work...

Right now I'm seeing that I didn't put -scale in my msh.option file, I haven't made
any Change to the msh files. But you said if I don't do that the Animation would look stretched,
so has this mistakes anything to do with my Problem as seen in my screenshot?

Yes, if you make your own again, be sure to scale the msh up by the same number as you scale the animations. Then It will look normal.

MileHighGuy wrote:Yes, if you make your own again, be sure to scale the msh up by the same number as you scale the animations. Then It will look normal.

OK thanks

Racoon,does I have to make a new ODF?Or just overwriting the exist meshes?Because the Huge Battledroid has the same Mesh names like the normal one.