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Austen

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  1. Nice post. Well written. 👍
  2. Thanks for your hard work Mr. Jason
  3. Cool stuff. Good luck with this and looking forward to updates
  4. Refer to RuneSuite discord. You’ll need 3 invites to earn Premium Leaks rank
  5. Step 1: Navigate to Steam Community :: Steam Workshop and find a source engine game that's heavily modded, such as Garry's Mod Step 2: Look for the model itself, start by opening the model category here: Step 3: Now download crowbar, you can download it on github via GitHub - ZeqMacaw/Crowbar: Crowbar - GoldSource and Source Engine Modding Tool, this tool is a source engine modding tool that will allow us to extract the contents from the steam workshop. Save it somewhere then run it and you'll see this screen. Step 4: Let's make a folder in our Documents called Models or something, then open the second tab in crowbar. Here you can see I've pasted the steam website link for the model into the "Item ID or Link" box, then set it to output in the model folder I made. Click download when you're ready. Step 5: When it's complete like the image shows, click "Use in Unpack" in the bottom right corner. This will open this screen, click the green refresh icon if there are no folders and it'll reload the asset, click unpack when your screen is looking similar. Step 6: Now if we navigate to the folder we extracted it to, you'll see a bunch of files in there, we're only interested in "models" Go in there and search for the "mdl" extension files that we have generated, keep that in mind, for reference, mine is doge_player.mdl Step 7: Next, open the decompile tab and import your model you had just created, we'll also set the output folder to be a sub-directory to keep it simple, then click decompile when we're ready! Step 8: Next, download blender from blender.org - Home of the Blender project - Free and Open 3D Creation Software and install it. Step 9: Navigate to this page and download Blender Source Tools, follow the instructions provided on the site Blender Source Tools Step 10: Next, we're going to import the .smd file we generated from the .mdl file in step 7, this should be where the .mdl file was but inside a sub-folder. Step 11: Now we have our model we stole from the workshop! Decimate it to reduce the poly-count or whatever, then export it to .obj to import into metaseq.
  6. Make sure the plug-in folders are on your desktop. Then load up RSPSi
  7. I have restored the download link. Enjoy. 🙂 Credits: Zenpex FOLDER/FILE PREVIEW WEBSITE PREVIEWS MEDIA/IMG/GFX PREVIEW If you cba to go through the folders but want the media, I have them already filtered so here is a preview of most the images out of the sites in a separate folder, here is a preview of what to expect: https://www.dropbox.com/s/wz3jgc7cjvpuqfx/RSPS Website Rips.zip?dl=0
  8. Yup. Doesn’t stop people from having issues running it correctly. This is a easier solution for those folks
  9. Just saw this for the first time. Good share.
  10. I am uploading this since some links for other RSPSi editors are no longer valid. Map Editor with plugins. Enjoy. 👍 https://www.dropbox.com/s/ub6zy3mlolndk12/RSPSi with Plugins.zip?dl=0
  11. not bad keep it up
  12. Might be best to post this in the RuneSuite Discord in #rsps-help section, for quicker replies
  13. Ty for this
  14. Austen replied to Origin's topic in 317
    ty ty
  15. awesome
  16. haha wow
  17. cool

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