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Oh, you are right. didn't notice that yet but that's not so bad, I'm left-handed as well

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So, I exportet and edited this 3 charakters (pistoledwarf needs just some editing):

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yes, that's it

it worked now I can rule Ancaria stay tuned

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hehe, thank you all

I think I exaggerate this, but he doesn't look realy natural, don't you think? Is there a way to export these? They look way more natural. I will also try to manage this in blender, but maybe some of you know a way

google-search: "sacred export ascaron"

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I updated it recently.

okay here's the thing. I do it this way:

GrannyViewer → gr2 extract → convert to smd → convert to dae → import in blender → export as obj → open with ChituBox → inverting → save as stl → import and edit in blender

but now, I got it, looks great for me

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is this feature new? I didn't know it. okay, I didn't have to use it till now. It worked well

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I use ChituBox V1.5.6.1

It's the recommended software for my ElegooMars UV-Resin printer.

Maybe it's more understandable with an image. As you can see, the inside of the model is bright blue and is showing the details. The outside is darkblue and you can't see any details. Normaly the dark color show's the inside of the models

 

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Hi, I think, I used the wrong file for the magician, but now it looks more like the skeleton.

I tried the dae-conversion with the wizard as well. He looks great in Blender, but when I export him and open him with my printer-program, it seems, that the printer program thinks he is created inside out

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Oh man he splatered all over the place.

I did it the same way, as the wizard. Wow. Okay, I think I let this sink in for a while since we finished moving :-D

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I'm curious if there will be any other problems occuring :-D

if you compare the 3D-Models of the magician and the wizard, you see, that the wizard doesn't show any details. But maybe ich can fix it with blender :-D stay tuned

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On 9/9/2020 at 9:37 AM, Inspired said:

Wow, Ragnar, you seem to be really unlucky with this stuff haha 

Well, I think what's happening here is something like this. I had to build assimp myself from the source code but since I'm not a programmer I guess I just might have not done it correctly. It works for me but it probably depends on some libraries that are present on my PC and are absent on yours. The only solution I can think of at this point is for you to download Microsoft Visual Studio (Community Edition is free, that's what you need) and install the same configuration that I have here.

This is kind of an ugly solution since you'll have to download several gigabytes of software and libraries that you don't need and the worst thing is that it might not even work but, like I said, I'm not a programmer so this is the only thing I can think of. It it doesn't work, then I'm out of ideas, sorry.

On a side note, that Battle Mage looks cool! Do you plan to paint it?

You sir, are a true genius

it worked :-D  only thing is, that the wizard stands upside down, but that's not a problem

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Thank you :D yes I'm very unlucky XD

I will download it after work. My shift starts soon.

I don't think that I'm painting him. My painting-skill is nearly as high as my skill to get these damn models but it's okay. I like him this way

By the way, I don't know if I have enough time and patience. My wife and I are about to move from our flat to the house we recently bought

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Okay, I'm glad, that it istn't my lack of skill

I tryed it. The SMD-convert was successfull, but the assimpd gives back an error :-( It says "the application couldn't start correctly (0xc000007b). Click "OK" to close the application."

I also did erase the ".gr2"-part, same result

But I have good news about the print. It worked

I layed him back on the support so you can get an idea how it looks

Here you see him in all its glory

The close up was a bit tricky. You see these little steps? This is the layer height of 0,03mm. The mage has a height of 50mm

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By the way, RuDDik send me the magician. I needed to edit it in Blender and supportet it in the printerprogram. I just startet the printer. He should be finished in about 7,5h. Hope I didn't make any mistakes. I'm very excited

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Thank you all :-D sorted the files and tried to convert the wizard.grn. I opend it with your recommended granny-viewer, got the ViewerConvertTemp.gr2, renamed it and startet the cmd. After start there were just the gloves of the Wizard. The cmd looks like this

 

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oh... okay, thank you. I think now I get it

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Hey thanks,

I tried it and managed to get the *.gr2-File :-D

But the evegr2toobj.exe wouldn't start :-(  just the cmd-Window pops up and closes immediately. And I didn't understand the readme.txt neither.

Sorry for me beeing so dumb

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way, Not was.

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18 hours ago, Inspired said:

@RuDDicK

If you don't have access to 3DS Max, there's also another way to convert GRN to OBJ but it's reeeeally convoluted and it doesn't preserve skeletons so you won't be able to apply animations. So I would definitely recommend RuDDick's method. But let me know if you want me to explain the second method as well.

I tried to get a free trail of 3ds nur there are just education-versions and you have to prove that you are a student, that times are over and I don't know someone who could signin for me.

I'd Like to know the convoluted was

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YEAH it worked

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Oh, now I understand my mistake. I took the pak-directory, doh. Oh man it even says "sacred directory" Not pak *facepalm* XD

All in all it looks just like in your Video. I'll give it a next try. Now that I sleept a night over it

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just forgot the pic

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Thank you for your answer.

@Inspired
Maybe I'm a little bit retarded, but the programs gr2_viewer.exe & SacredMdlExtr.exe won't start by doubleclick either. Never had this problem with any other program. Okay, then the other way, linking the .pak-file with the program. As you see below, the directories should fit. But I get the message "No valid models found! (Version 3)". I feel realy dumb about this

@RuDDicK
I wanted to start with the 8 main characters and maybe the rune master.

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Hello dear community and greetings from Germany,

maybe some of you could help me. As you can see, my plan is to 3d-print some models from Sacred but I struggle to get these cursed models. I got some help from Thorium & Zerisius but I'm stuck.

I got the PakExtractor, but it doesn't open by doubleclick. So I linked the models.pak-file with the programm and it opened but looked broken (see image below). I tried to use it and got files named "0001.40" and "0002.40" and so on. What I need for printing are *.stl or *.obj-files.

other programs such as pakexplorer won't run either. I tried compatibility modes, but it didn't get better. Later I managed to get some *.grn-files but couldn't convert them. My google-search lead to a dead end. All posts were so old, that the links to some tools are no longer available.

So I hope for your help. I'm not asking for the ready to use models, just for the way and the tools to get them.

Maybe it's helpful for you, that I use a Win10 64bit OS