Are you sure what you're trying to do is legal?
As far as I know there are some programs that exist and allow you to take "pics" in 360° in-game maybe you can check that. Maybe it can help. Apart from that, we don't have such data to help you.
Display MoreHello, everyone!
A few months ago, I bought a 3D printer. So I would like to print figurines with the effigy of my characters.
Do you know if there is a way to recover the model of his character?
If that doesn't exist, I think it would be a good idea for suggestions(I let the moderators take care of moving the threadif necessary) ! Create an in-game space where we could put our characters in any position to retrieve the 3D models!
This would also give a good base to all artists!
Thank you all!
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You can definitely do it but talking about exporting stuff from Aion and showing it how is not legal, from what I know. For example I did the same in other NCSoft game, extracting bosses models and textures and reassembling in my 3D program (pic1, pic2, pic3), and everything got deleted for this reason, as you're not allowed to decode/modify the client.
You can definitely do it but talking about exporting stuff from Aion and showing it how is not legal, from what I know. For example I did the same in other NCSoft game, extracting bosses models and textures and reassembling in my 3D program (pic1, pic2, pic3), and everything got deleted for this reason, as you're not allowed to decode/modify the client.
Tiat, Lindvior and Paliaka boss : D
You can definitely do it but talking about exporting stuff from Aion and showing it how is not legal, from what I know. For example I did the same in other NCSoft game, extracting bosses models and textures and reassembling in my 3D program (pic1, pic2, pic3), and everything got deleted for this reason, as you're not allowed to decode/modify the client.
Tiat, Lindvior and Paliaka boss : D
Correct for first and second. The 3rd is supposed to be Ember, the one you fight before you enter Valakas cave, or so I was thinking but I'm not sure anymore as I've seen it in different places (content reuse). The internal filename doesn't help either, it's named wounded-dragon. The lacks of shaders doesn't help either.
Anyway, I remember it was a lot of work and conversions to actually be able to import in something like 3ds max. You can definitely do animations as well. At that time I wanted to do short and pretty animations, like ncsoft does it. Someone with a lot of time and a lot of computing power can definitely do it.
