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Export UV map from Gmax

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marcus_nyberg

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Hey,

While using 3D Max or Maya there is an easy way to get a clear UV map to export, while using gmax is seems that i have to first have the texture and fit the coordinates to that in UVW unwrap, rather than like in Maya use the coordinates as a blueprint and make a texture that fits to those.

Is there anyway to get gmax to separate the UV coordinates for the object from eachother and make a clear map that is easy to create a texture to.

Do you understand what i'm trying to describe?
 
Use Lithunwrap with the Quake plugin to export your geometry as an .md3. Milton has a nice tutorial on doing this.
 
Or export a 3ds file into Max, and use the Max UVEditor's UVWMap image feature.
 
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