It has been awhile since I looked into making my own models. That begin said, I needed to refresh my memory on the tools needed to do it, and that left me a bit confused. So, I have two statements that I need clarified:

1. A SWBF2 prop model can be made using almost any modeling software provided that you put the model into the correct SWBF2 format, right?

2. A SWBF2 player model (character that you control) has to be put through XSI at some point in the modeling process, right?

Any help would be appreciated.

agzilla123 wrote:It has been awhile since I looked into making my own models. That begin said, I needed to refresh my memory on the tools needed to do it, and that left me a bit confused. So, I have two statements that I need clarified:

1. A SWBF2 prop model can be made using almost any modeling software provided that you put the model into the correct SWBF2 format, right?

2. A SWBF2 player model (character that you control) has to be put through XSI at some point in the modeling process, right?

Any help would be appreciated.

i just can say for player models is needed XSI software because you need envelope it

That enough of an answer, becasue I am almost positive that you can make props using something other than XSI.

Thanks for the help, this thread can now be closed.

You can also make props easily using Milkshape 3D with Bconstructor, it allows for easy prop setup and export.

And you can also use Blender and export those models through SWBFviewer into .msh's. (only for props as well)