Is the wiki information for Milkshape 3D exporter up to date?

#1 I recommend that you take a look at Blender.

#2 Yes their is,

http://www.garagegames.com/index.php?sec=mg&mod=resource&page=view&qid=5894

#3 @Vashner
I personally suggest using Milkshape 3D for exporting. Frankly Blender's file gui(saving, loading, exporting, importing) is very outdated and frustrating to use. IMO

#4 I got sum cool sprites they are .max files. how do i put them on torque game engin.PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!!

#5 Yep. Okashira shares the opinion of most of those who have ever used the unruly beast known as Blender, including myself. Horrible thing, with strange errors, and a thousand and one obscure settings hidden about a maze of menus.

But thanks for the link Fucifer. From that long never ending series of post, I take it that the newest version of Milkshape doesn't jive well with the patch, but you need it anyway...

#6 Morris, you will have to find something that can convert them from .max to .dts for you.

If you have 3D Max, then you can just follow the official instructions.
http://www.garagegames.com/developer/torque/tge/

Quote:
DTS Shape Creation : 3D Studio Max

3DStudio Max Exporter Documentation by Joe Maruschak
The official documentation walks you through the use of the max2dts exporter.

Unwrapping your Mesh to create your own Custom Texture by Joe Maruschak and Logan Foster
An indepth tutorial of how you can use 3DS Max to quickly and accurately unwrap your model's UVW coordinates for painting and texture placement.

#7 Thank you wolf dreamer you have ben a LOT of help. I am new and i ask if you could put me on youre company or somware ware i can contact you.THANK YOU. so the tutorial IS at http://www.garagegames.com/developer/torque/tge/. PLEASE RESPOND

#8 3DStudio Max Exporter Documentation
Unwrapping your Mesh to create your own Custom Texture

I went to that page, which has links to everything that deals with the Torque Game Engine, and then just clicked Ctrl F and entered in "Max".

If you want to contact me, just post over at the Torque section at my Game Maker forum, and I'll see your post. Things are always hardest when you first get started. Try not to ever get discouraged, and never give up.

#9 AWSUM you have youre owne forum. man thats cool.you must know a lot. and THANKS. you and fucifer are the anley people that helped me.