#Call of duty blender models install
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So I have made a basic cube and UV Mapped it as shown below, once again I will not be covering Blender basics such as UV mapping, there are other tutorials for that. I also recommend importing the xmodel_export of the character from model_export/characters/american/roebuck, this is the size of the player, so you scale your models based off him. Make sure to double tap a to selecting everything in-scene, then delete, the sun, camera, etc. You will notice 3 new entries in Import and Export, 1 for Importing Xmodel_exports, 1 for exporting Xmodel_exports and 1 for exporting Xanim_export. Then click 'Testing' and it should show up, there will be a box to the right, tick it and then Save Settings.

#Call of duty blender models install

Locate the ZIP of Blender-Cod you downloaded earlier and install it. Go to File> User Preferences, then click the Addons tab then Install from File. His official page is here on Github: Open Blender, you should see a screen similar to this: Just click anywhere in Blender to get rid of the Slash screen that you will probably get when starting Blender. The latest one he seems to have doesn't seem to work for me, so the link is to the latest one that worked for me.

#Call of duty blender models download

Next Download Blender-CoD by Clicking Here. Save it to texture_assets in your CoD WaW root, make the folder if it doesn't exist. If you're using Photoshop you can use the NVIDIA Texture Tools, I can confirm the DDS Saving works in 2015 but can't get the normals part to work. Once you're done you can go to File>Save as (Export iirc for Gimp) and save it as TGA, JPG or DDS, if your texture has transparecy or holes such as a fence then use DDS DXT5.

So once you have your resolution set press Ok, you can see this how mine came out after I changed it.

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Note: I recommend not going above 2048x2048 and stay around 1024x1024 or lower so your map isn't full of textures 50mb in size.

you can go 256x1024 or 512x1024, in this case I'll make it 1024x512 to make it as close to the original as possible. Like I said your image has to be a power of 2 or you'll get an error when converting it later.

First thing, un-tick that chain, what this does is maintain's aspect ration, we do not want that in this case. This will open the Image Size dialogue box, you may also notice a keyboard shortcut, you can use that also. Open the file in Photoshop, then go to Image>Image Size. So this texture isn't a power of 2, EEK! Wait, no problem, open it in an image editor, I will be using Adobe Photoshop. Note: if your texture is a power of 2, then you can skip the PS part. Model So to start off we're going to get ourselves a texture, I am going to use this metal texture.

NOT MICROSOFT PAINT) Texture that is power of 2 (I'll go over making a texture that is Power of 2) and is TGA, JPG or DDS. So before we get started, here's a few things you should have: Basic knowledge of Blender. Well fear not! You can use the popular open source 3D Modelling software, Blender! Video version soon. I am meant to make this tutorial ages ago, lol, but in light of the contest I am aware that many of you want to get involved and probably don't have Maya for custom models that you have possibly found online or maybe you want to make models yourself.