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Once the model is compiled, test it out, and, if it works to your liking, congratulations!Īnd, if, for some reason, you hit a bump along the way, again, feel free to drop me a Private Message.(There's samples out there.) If your model has moving parts that you want to pose (Arms, legs), remove the StaticProp line from the file. Download a QC file, and change it accordingly.Once you are happy with the result, export the model to the same directory as your Garry's Mod model directory. The model should appear with the textures, so you can tell whether or not the textures are assigned in the right place. If you can't see the result, just Right-Click in the 3D view window, and click Textures. In the Materials Tab, select the Materials, and assign them to the corresponding groups on your model. First, import the SMD generated by Blender, and click Select and Group. Launch MilkShape 3D, and link the textures to the model.If, at any point, the models appear strange, you can mess around with the VMT files with this procedure, until you get your desired result. In the second tab (Options), change the Shader option from LightMappedGeneric to VertexLitGeneric, and clear any checked textboxes, especially if it's clothing related. That'll tell the computer that there should be a VTF file with that name. For example, Models/Bob/Summer Jacket, as an example.

Now, just use the texture name, and not include the extension. For example, though this is for Source Filmmaker, I imagine the structure of the models directory to be similar, this shouldn't be an issue, in the Base Texture 1: Textbox, enter something like this: Models//. On the first page of the dialog box that pops up, enter the directory of where your VMT and VTF files are located in the Garry's Mod directory. Optional, but, much easier than to have to open each VMT file in a text editor: In VTFEdit, this procedure after you save the VTF file.

Drop the files in your Garry's Mod directory.

Download and use VTFEdit to make VTF and VMT files by importing the model's textures, and saving as VTF files.

Just drop me a Private Message, and I'll help you out. If you have a hard time with any of these steps, I can help you.

Export the model(s) from Blender to SMD.

I'll probably have to drop a screenshot in here to show what I mean. Before you export the models, go to the Materials area after clicking any area that has texturing, such as a jacket.You export your MakeHuman character(s) to a format that can be read by Blender.Some of these steps are extremely long, so, if I give an extremely brief instruction, follow the procedure as depicted on this video.