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Rayparadox1982
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Posted: 2nd Oct 2016 06:36
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Is it possible to use Cinema 4D to import new animations into game guru? if so does anyone know where I can find a tutorial that would show me how, I might go about doing this?
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Posted: 2nd Oct 2016 08:53
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I remember using Cinema 4D a few months back, don't think I got very far. If you can export the animation out in .X format, I don't see why they wouldn't work. I'll install it again and see what I can do.
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Posted: 2nd Oct 2016 12:26
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I used it for a brief period as well, very nice for animations. Didn't work out an easy way to GG though. It may be possible if you can lower the polys and get the anim into another program which supports x export possibly.


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Posted: 2nd Oct 2016 22:39
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The version of Cinema 4D I have does support x exports, I am using the Chainsaw Brute guy, going to try to make some new animations with him. in Cinema 4D it will take me a while thought,

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Posted: 3rd Oct 2016 12:32
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Ah that's better then, although I would imagine using characters from out of it would be rather too high a poly count, uless theres a reduction or decimation option of course.


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