Quote from: Dinomite on March 20, 2016, 12:40:10 PM

Quote from: Rok on March 17, 2016, 03:21:13 PM

Getting rights to release games is not cake im sure it takes time, relationships, and money. Probably not as easy as Night Dives making it seem though. But yeah some relaxation is probably in there well deserved. This isn't 2k were talking about 2k has millions to spare and work with its probably harder managing and bringing up a new label :s

Its very easy to get a license if the creator wants a quick buck. alot of unreleased games from tge 80's/90's get released later cause the developer wants cash for his work.

Buy hey... Lol... You know me;) all that still doesn't take Turok and kex away as my number one goal in this life, and within every back to back day I'll spend on creating my work for it.

Your very right, I'm establishing a startup business myself, going to inquire on some franchise ownership rights and/or franchise production rights.  any indi can post a game on steam for sale, so distrabution is a insured thing granted PR or the one man army of a developer and release knows the trend and can project finances, investments and sales with decent accuracy. Hell if they don't even know what there doing or makeing steam will post it for sale or tree light, if not just to make some bucks off of the sale who didn't know what to do when it came to steam distrabution.  On top of that, the rights to franchise market is going through a phase now, bigwig studios, law offices, even random small time firms all willing to sell at the lowest roller I seen in a very long time, even touchstone, universal and nbc ( parent company to so much more and a absorbent of everything from paramount to MGM, ) are selling rights to some pretty cool titles at unbalivbly low prices. I the days that are the best to jump on the wagon  are now.  And Ithose interested should do the same before there is no rights to cool franchises to pick up anymore, I'm sure soon the remaining owners will get up to motion and change  there tune here real soon and with all of this in handed and coupled with the concept that "now and days  nostalgia sells."

I'll be done renovating my property for being photogenic when it comes to displaying where The startup will be stationed out of. I am acquiring already on a few title's. All that would be left is to get solid 100% convince blue proof that a product I am presenting to investors would sell.

haha I am still firing this off into the sky.

Small guide on how to export the models for your viewing. The models are packaged inside .bin files. Which is simply a file that has 1 or more objects in each model. The .bin packages them as one. So we need to open the .bin files to extract the obj files from it.

1.) Go inside your game.kpf

2.) Open the models folder and pick the model you want. (Here in my example I will just use the knife)

3.) Make a copy of the .bin file

Here I am copying my choice dyn_knife.bin



4.) Paste the copy of the .bin file directly into Turoks game directory.

5.) Launch Turok and at the main menu open the console by pressing the ~ key.

6.) In the console you need to type exportobj (then insert your file name) and hit enter

Example for me using the knife I must do:

exportobj dyn_knife.bin (hit enter)


(be sure to put a space between exportobj and your model choice)
 
7.) Once you do this you can exit the game and in your Turok folder directory (steam or gog) you should have the file and models ready for view in your choice of software. I use blender and misfit 3d. They should be in your folder like this after the console command.



This obj file can be opened in most model software.

Here it is opened in blender



Since we did exportobj we will have access to all node parts (pieces of the model)

If you want control over the model as one hole object I will write this in another guide.

I hope so. I Wanted to see if I could lend a hand and try to make some models for it.

Could this mod be applied to the recent enhancement by Night Dive?!