Well I've got them previewed with that program. But do u know if it's possible to get them in 3dsmax with it? If yes can u please tell me how?

thx.

DaveR writes...
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You need to select the bold items in the left side of the window, and click on Export .OBJ. For example, in the "Main window" image on this page: http://www.diegologic.net/CoD/XmodelExporter.htm, you'd need to select "eyepatch_lod00" in the outline view. Doing so will enable the "Export .OBJ" button; now click it to export the xmodel to an .obj file. The .obj files (and corresponding material (.mtl) files) will be saved to the following folder: < COD 4 main folder >/raw/obj/.

You'd then need to select the rest of the bold items like "eyepatch_lod10", "eyepatch_lod20", and so on (if you'd like the lower level-of-detail models as well), and click the Export .OBJ button for each one.

You can then import the .OBJ files into 3DS Max, or preferably, Maya 7.x or 8.x (since these are the only applications and versions for which the official Infinity Ward XModelExport.mll & XAnimExport.mll plugins are supported). You may be able to do your work in 3DS Max and then export the final object to .OBJ or .FBX to import into Maya, to then export to xmodels.

Note that I found after importing the .obj files that XModel Exporter (the program linked to above) produces, I needed to scale the object by a factor of 2.54 (in X, Y and Z) before it was the proper size (in other words, the same size as it is in the game). This is regardless of the units you're using in Maya.

Hope this helps....

Can someone answer my question?