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Ah, I should've tried importing it before I made this thread... I've got the .3ds and exported it to .obj, and worked fine. Thanks for the help though.

Thanks for the help, I've uploaded it here: http://www.Evayr.com/other/model.obj

Hey, Normally I can just convert by running that program and click on the .obj. But now I've got this "POO1" message after I do so. The .gmf has not been made and the program just closes. Any ideas? Thanks, Ivar

I still don't have an answer how to fix that... =/

^True. And that 'blowing away' is that it warps/moves me to other spots very fast ignoring the other physics around it.. I'll upload a vid soon as soon as I get from Zigiz.

Not sure, so far I know only .GIF can be animated, and I noticed only .DDS can be imported.. So I guess you have to do the particle approach.. Not sure to be honest.

The tutorial page worked for me good, but sometimes I'm with questions too.. =P Mostly it's just trying out, and tutorials assist you with that You can add me on MSN, since I'm also sort of new (see my profile page).

I saw other guys doing it by making a simple smooth waterfall model non animated which has an animated texture surrounded by some particles That looked pretty good.

Hey lads, Since a few days ago I am having some weird collision problems. I am using a controller, and each time I walk e.g. on stairs it blows me away. I think this has to do with the physics. I was using the MilkShape GMF exporter to export the map and I let LE made the physics for me. So my question is: Can I edit the physics? If so, how? And if not, how can I fix that 'blowing away'? - Ivar/Evayr PS: Could you explain it as clear as possible? (PPS: There should be a questions board/forum section imo.)

Does this include MS' animation with joints etc? Just asking because I need that so bad...

Those pic edits look nice.. And I think not only the hue is different, but the second screen has way more bumpmapping, that makes it also look different.

I totally agree with you.. This is some amazing work, almost can't believe this has been done with only $300.. This deserves the price.