Remember that the material names you assign to faces become the .vmt material name of the model, which you need to set up and such.

Originally posted by Bio Dino:

When you export the SMD there is an input box for the material path.

Since when has there been that?

I can transfer to dmx, I just need the flexes in it to do that. I have got it DMX weight-mapped. And that's good.

.smd and .vta? Sure. http://sta.sh/21bfyj5a9269
(Note: I only bothered uploading 1 .vta (the one I tested on today), and every flex of the model is a different .vta, because the author of the files decided to do it that way.)
(Note 2: The .smd has weightmaps with more than 2 bones influencing most vertices. Sure, it can import, but don't expect a .dmx export directly, if you'd try that.)

Even though my e-mail is in no way private, I'm not that desperate. I will wait patiently, like everypony else. No rush, it was just a question that I did also say I'd accept if you didn't know.

Thought so. Any estimate for the next release, or is it like Sonic Robo Blast 2 (content will come out when it's done, no estimate)?

As in "in the current release" or "I already have the code fixed, so it'll be in the next update"?

Thank you.

Goodie. :3

Especially when the main mesh is called "vz_mare", and the export is "vz_mare.dmx". And the SDK's sources of Team Fortress 2 did have something like "<class>info" or something as armature name, even though it's called "<class>_morphs_high.dmx" or such.

Edit: Removed a dot at the end.

Even more bug reports? Okay... So yeah, if I have a group of mesh objects, go set the type of flexes to advanced (by supressing the group in the export panel), and click the generate button thing, go to the text editor, and select the generated flex thingie, it's almost blank. There is some stuff there, but nothing for the actual flex(es) in the mesh. If I ungroup the mesh, and then generate a new block of flex stuff, I can then gain access to the flex' controls, like wrinkle scales and such.
(Not that it matters, though, as grouped objects can't get advanced flexes anyway...?)

Edit: Finally got the link url stuff right.