Mouseman: New page: =Importing a model= A:M's splines are in most cases superior to triangles or straight polygons. However, trying to import a polygon-based model poses its own challenges. ==3DS== ([http:...

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New page: =Importing a model= A:M's splines are in most cases superior to triangles or straight polygons. However, trying to import a polygon-based model poses its own challenges. ==3DS== ([http:...

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=Importing a model=

A:M's splines are in most cases superior to triangles or straight polygons. However, trying to import a polygon-based model poses its own challenges.

==3DS==
([http://www.hash.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=40578&view=findpost&p=357119 Source]) If you have 3ds MAX, Import it into there first, highlight the whole model and right click - convert to - editable poly.

Then go to Geometry and select quadrify all.

Export as an .obj and select Quads in the exporter

Import in to A:M and while you'll have to fix parts it shouldn't need anywhere near as much as it would if you'd imported a .3ds made of triangles.

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Mouseman: New page: =Importing a model= A:M's splines are in most cases superior to triangles or straight polygons. However, trying to import a polygon-based model poses its own challenges. ==3DS== ([http:...