Difference between revisions of "Source Model Compiler"
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{{Delete|Fully deprecated, project appears to have been dead since at least 2012. How this article has survived for a decade, I do not know.}} | {{Delete|Fully deprecated, project appears to have been dead since at least 2012. How this article has survived for a decade, I do not know.}} | ||
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'''Source Model Compiler''' was a web-based service used to compile models for use with Valve's [[Source|Source Engine]]. | '''Source Model Compiler''' was a web-based service used to compile models for use with Valve's [[Source|Source Engine]]. | ||
This tool was mainly aimed at new, inexperienced users who may have run into problems when trying to compile their models or getting them to work correctly in-game. It was best suited for compiling simple models such as props but could have also been used for more advanced stuff such as player characters with facial animations. | This tool was mainly aimed at new, inexperienced users who may have run into problems when trying to compile their models or getting them to work correctly in-game. It was best suited for compiling simple models such as props but could have also been used for more advanced stuff such as player characters with facial animations. | ||
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Deprecated:As per an archived snapshot of the website: "SourceMDL has been taken down indefinatly due to an execution error with the host where uploaded files were falsely being reported as not being a ZIP archive".Use
GUIStudioMDL or 
Crowbar instead.Source Model Compiler was a web-based service used to compile models for use with Valve's Source Engine.
This tool was mainly aimed at new, inexperienced users who may have run into problems when trying to compile their models or getting them to work correctly in-game. It was best suited for compiling simple models such as props but could have also been used for more advanced stuff such as player characters with facial animations.
