Turbosquid has one. https://www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/3d-model-character-soldier/292991 and Arteria 3D has a bunch but I don't see the OBM Base or World at War one's, you could contact the owner. https://arteria3d.myshopify.com/ The Arteria animations can only be used with their characters legall...

I don't know the legality of it's use but here it is. The animations are the same as Boombot, as far as I know.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1FYgkD ... ltUxeLSCFC

I would suggest expanding the engine slightly as to allow you to easily get the transformed positions of nodes in the player mesh. I did this to approximate bullet collisions on players' limbs with really good success. In this way you can do ray casts to specific points on the animated skeleton (ha...

Strange. I can't even load the mesh into T3D. I get a "too many bones" error. Obviously you can. Try using the Shape Editor to move those nodes that are causing the stretching of the skin. It almost looks like the "origin" is being included in the "weighting" of the skin.

Nice work. That is a convincing helicopter. Controls look great.

Most likely this is Torque Game Engine(TGE). There was a Mac version of that engine. When T3D 1.0 was initially released they dropped Mac and Linux support. Anyway your acquaintance must know most of this. They probably used Mac development tools. If they have the full licenced version of TGE 1.xx, ...

Hello. Could you just use a physical zone like in the Outpost mission. You step into the zone and gravity becomes "0.5"

It also pushes you out with appliedForce. Look in Outpost.mis.

You could also use "Jetting" to move up and no Jet to move down.

That is cool. This come up in a project your working on? If so, what required its use? Also, is there anything stopping this from working with a vehicle?

If it is only in first person couldn't you use the player eye rotation or transform?

I made a vehicle awhile back. It might help to just look at the changes to the cheetah that I used as the template.
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