Exporting DTS, High Poly Model?

#1 Split model up into multiple mesh objects.

Frankly, if your model isn't your entire level, you really shouldn't be using high-poly numbers like 44k tris. High-poly is for making a detailed normal map from, and then apply it to a low-poly model to make it look like a high poly one.

#2 I done what you said, I split my model up by head, hands, boots, legs, torso and still too much, I know it is wayyy to high poly, but I like the look of it, is there any way to make it low poly and keep its look, I know you said normal map but I don't even know what that is. (I am just a beginner 3D Artist, I got one of my 3D Artists to do this model and he is gone now so... yeah.

#3 Plus:

If I were to break up my model to the point where I have fingers seperated, how would my rig work?

#4 Fixed.

#5 Fixed.

#6 In Blender, you should probably put a plane underneath the character, then change its material to something like 'shadow only'. I know there's some setting to allow a material to receive shadows but be invisible. Then put a spotlight above your character.

*Note that's all completely untested - I haven't had much to do with Blender's rendered for ages. There's probably more to it, but that's the basic idea.

#7 Heh thanks Daniel, It took me a while to get the plane invisible (im kind of new to it), but it worked :D! Now I only have my other problems.