MMD model to it. Unfortunately, I don't know any tutorials on the subject other than 3DS Max, but the basic process should still be the same.

Originally posted by RedSky:

What programs do I need other than Blender

hoping someone could either point out a more recent tutorial, or even write the steps down.

In my poster I want the ctf_well map, a train, the Scooty Scout taunt moped, and the Scout. I have already tried

I successfully exported my object to a DMX file, i made a qc file with the tutorial from pte jack but now when i try to compile it says that the compile of *.qc failed here is the console:

Running

at is on the Valve wiki thing) Are there any video tutorials on this using Blender? (and maybe concerning Source) ?

Here's a picture of the head of the model that I want to give facial expressions for

already rigged and I followed a simple tutorial on how to add a walk animation:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-wQ8nRWTBs

Now the only issue is, the animation appears/looks great in Blender.
But after

Most of my guides and tutorials are on creating content for SFM. In SFM, we don't have to worry about collision models and the other stuff associated with game physics, SFM doesn't have physics

Cra0kalo), this tutorial http://facepunch.com/showthread.php?t=1252740 (that I thought was done by narry) and the wing segment starting at :38 of this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snRc_yQTK7

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http://youtu.be/bYwFYpbAZF4

If anyone knows of a way to do this or can recommend a tutorial/video showing how to do this from Blender using BLeST (without having to resort to Maya), it would be really great!!! I have a ton

Please note that i am an absolute begginer in blender so I might not understand a few terms, also ive tried searching tutorials on how to import mmd to gmod but none actually exist so im not too sure. I

envelopes.
- Skipping 4 non-deforming bones
- C:\Users\XXXX\Desktop\Desktop\Hyper Anim Tutorial\Export SMD\Shorty_v1_WIP\Collection 1.smd
- Exported 58 bones
- Exported 1 frames
- Exported 8326 polys