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== Installation == | == Installation == | ||
# [http://www.blender.org/download/ Install | # [http://www.blender.org/download/ Install the latest version of blender (minimum 2.92).] Or [steam://rungameid/365670 Install from Steam] (AppID: 365670) | ||
# [http://steamreview.org/BlenderSourceTools/ Download the Source Tools.] '''Don’t''' unzip. | # [http://steamreview.org/BlenderSourceTools/ Download the Source Tools.] '''Don’t''' unzip. | ||
# In Blender: | # In Blender: | ||
Revision as of 22:39, 26 January 2023
A Team Fortress 2 model being edited
The Blender Source Tools allow Blender to import and export Studiomdl Data and DMX model files.
Features
- One-click export and import
- SMD and DMX
- FBX enjoys limited support in studiomdl shipped with CS:GO update 1.34.8.4
- Support for most Blender features
- Export multiple objects to one file
- Compile QCs automatically
- Import complicated models by QC
Installation
- Install the latest version of blender (minimum 2.92). Or Install from Steam (AppID: 365670)
- Download the Source Tools. Don’t unzip.
- In Blender:
- Select Edit > Preferences
- Move to the Add-ons tab
- Click Install... at the top-right of the window
- Find the downloaded zip file and select it (Double click)
- 'Blender Source Tools' should be the only add-on shown if installed correctly. Check the box to the left and wait a moment for activation to complete.