OT: DoGa import/export issues ? HERE ! - Page 2

kerensky · #11 January 31st, 2005, 07:35 PM

AT, the links you provided in the quote save in a *.lzh format. How do I use these? Also, what did you mean by Doga L3 or better???? Is there a higher version?

Atrocities · #12 January 31st, 2005, 08:24 PM

You will have to ask Todd over at the Doga English site guys.

QuarianRex · #13 February 1st, 2005, 01:19 AM

As a bit of a side note, here are some of the robot models created by users and posted on the doga website. They were originally for doga2 but this handy-dandy zip has them all converted to doga3. For all you lazy bastiches out there.

Doga3Bots.zip

Just decompress and then put the folder in DOGACGA->data->l3_samp->connection->human->robot folder

If you happen to reverse engineer any of these into some interesting Space Robots please post them so I might be able to finish my Giant Robot Mod.

Randallw · #14 February 1st, 2005, 01:42 AM

Are you sure about those instructions?. I can't get the parts to display.

QuarianRex · #15 February 3rd, 2005, 01:55 AM

When you go to create a multi-joint model-> Modify existing multi-joint model and thn select DOGACGA->data->l3_samp->connection->human->robot folder you should get a list of robots with their pictures (except for Ge001 and Gx001 both saying "No Picture"). Click on any of the pictured Bots and it will automatically load the bot.

The two without pictures are a little more complicated. Truth be told, I forgot to connect them when I loaded up the Zip. Regardless, they can be a good training tool now. When you select one of these the multi-joint model won't recognize the updated components. It will ask you to select a replacement. Select "yes". Then select the appropriate part from the folder bearing the nme o he wanted robot.

For example, you want to see Ge00. Select the "No Picture" for Ge00 in DOGACGA->data->l3_samp->connection->human->robot. It will ask you for an alternate for Ge00BODY.L2P. Look in DOGACGA->data->l3_samp->connection->human->robot->Ge00 and select Ge00BODY. It will then ask you for the next part, etc, etc. If you forget what peice you are looking for just look at the top of the window and it is listed.

While ths may sem like a bit of a pain, you're right, it is. Be happy though. Ge00 and Gx00 hae relatively few parts. I have one called LEDGWS that has @100 parts and is a hell that I have not even started yet.

Let me know if you have any other difficulties and a little detail of what might be going wrong.

Randallw · #16 February 3rd, 2005, 04:56 AM

Ah right, got them now. Didn't realise they were multi-parts.