mesh to brush

[Spazzpez]

any way possible?

[Matrix224]

Meshmaker

EDIT: wait misread it that's brush to mesh..

[Age]

Use Unreal Ed 3.
Right click some actor.
Convert --> To Brush.
Export as t3d.
Import t3d to Unreal Ed 2 or 1.

[[§Ŕ] ŤhěxĐâŕkśîđěŕ]

Is anyone with UEd3 willing to convert a 5x scaled NaliStatue mesh to a brush and upload? I would greatly appreciate it.

[Gizzy]

Is anyone with UEd3 willing to convert a 5x scaled NaliStatue mesh to a brush and upload? I would greatly appreciate it.

Even better, can some sort of external tool be made to do this? *WINKWINK 227G NUDEGNUDGE*

[Spazzpez]

rofl matrix,
fail dark
yay age
*facepalm* gizzy..

XD

[[§Ŕ] ŤhěxĐâŕkśîđěŕ]

Is anyone with UEd3 willing to convert a 5x scaled NaliStatue mesh to a brush and upload? I would greatly appreciate it.

Even better, can some sort of external tool be made to do this?  *WINKWINK 227G NUDEGNUDGE*

Seems I gotta get started. ;o

[[]KAOS[]Casey]

Make a commandlet?

Not sure how you'd go about doing this since the function is in actor.

native(1720) final function vector GetVertexPos( int iVert, bool bAnimatedFrame );

// Get number of vertexes in a mesh actor.
native(1721) final function int GetVertexCount();


Maybe you need to insansiate an actor somewhere and call its functions.

[[]KAOS[]Casey]

This should help.

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function int Main( string Parms )
{
      local Actor A;
      local int Max;
      local int I;
      local array V;
      A = new Class'Urn'; //Instansiate actor to use functions, use a non-abstract class.
      if (A != None) // ALWAYS DO THIS, OR SHIT MAY EXPLODE LIKE BELOW
      {
            A.Mesh=LODMESH'MALE2'; //Assign mesh
            A.AnimSequence='Look'; //set anim sequence
            A.AnimFrame=0.5; // Look sequence has 25 frames, this is 50% of the way through
                               // so it's about 12.5 or so through, tweening between keyframes.
            Max=A.GetVertexCount(); //Hurr, durr. Derp.
            log("Logging"@Max@"verts for"@A.Mesh.Class.Name$"'"$A.Mesh$"'");
            for(I=0; I

[[§Ŕ] ŤhěxĐâŕkśîđěŕ]

I started working on this.

EDIT: I was at town, overall worked on this for a few minutes and already got something that looks like a Male2 getting hit:

[img]http://thedarkside.net63.net/mesh2brush1.png[/img]

Normals are all inverted so when I add or SUBSTRACT it, it looks like a bunch of floating polys... But I can't make that in like one day, can I? If I ever finish it, I'll donate it to 227 so Smirf can integrate it into editor just like UEd3 has... Why? Because I can.

GL parsing the verts.

Thanks.

[[]KAOS[]Casey]

That looks like the default frame the mesh is in when you check the mesh viewer. I guess setting the anim doesn't work.. weird.

[[§Ŕ] ŤhěxĐâŕkśîđěŕ]

That looks like the default frame the mesh is in when you check the mesh viewer. I guess setting the anim doesn't work.. weird.

Yeah it looks like that, weird... Well I have a workaround... Export the mesh to .3ds, launch 3dsmax or Anim8or, pick a frame you want to convert to brush, import into Unreal through 3ds2unr or something, and then use that mesh. Yeah much work but it's possible... Maybe I find a workaround... Also this sh!t is hard, hard to decide the normals in a script commandlet... lol

I hope I'll figure it out... ¬_¬

[creavion]

I just have used UTPT (UnrealTournament Package Tool) for converting of a Mesh to a Brush. Only in some less cases useful, IMHO.