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This page explains how to export your facial animations into Source. Facial animations are done using a different procedure than most animations in Source.

vta, facial, morpher, morph-o-matic, flexfile

Source 2 Engine

Posted by Shawn on Jan 17, 2015 | Last Updated Mar 7, 2024

Wall Worm and Source 2. Information on Counter-Strike 2 and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.

source 2, cs2, engine, half-life: alyx

DMX, SMD and VTA Exporter

Posted by Shawn on May 5, 2012 | Last Updated Oct 14, 2018

Explanation of the DMX, SMD andVTA Exporter packaged with Wall Worm. Use the SMD Exporter or VTA exporter to get your models into Source.

dmx, smd, export, exporter, 3ds max, 3ds max 2014, vta, source, sdk, game

Unpacking GCF and VPK Files

Posted by Shawn on Mar 3, 2015 | Last Updated Mar 13, 2017

Using GCFScape to extract Source content for 3ds Max. Use VTF Edit and Crowbar to convert content.

gcfscape, crowbar, vtfedit, import

Displacement Alpha Blending

Posted by Shawn on Dec 29, 2015 | Last Updated Jul 26, 2017

Information on displacement alpha blending and the shaders you can use to visualize the blending.

worldvertextransition, alpha blending, blend material, directx shader, 3ds max, wallworm, anvil

Export Body Groups | $bodygroup

Posted by Shawn on Feb 12, 2012 | Last Updated Jan 7, 2018

You can export body groups ($bodygroups) directly into Source in 3ds Max.

bodygroup, submodel, submodels, bodygroups, body group, sub model, $bodygroup, qc, export

Wall Worm Development and Docs

Brush Geometry

Updates to WW are Missing

Entities are Missing in Exported Scene

Solutions on missing entities in exported game level

Convexity

Making Facial Animations

Source 2 Engine

DMX, SMD and VTA Exporter

Unpacking GCF and VPK Files

Displacement Alpha Blending

Export Body Groups | $bodygroup

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