Reality Factory

Seem a lot of things can cause it:

See Here
http://www.techadvice.com/W98/U/user-exe_w98.htm
and here
http://www.annoyances.org/exec/forum/win98/t1034746140
and here
http://www.computing.net/windowsme/wwwb ... 45254.html

M$ support could be a last resort I suppose.

This has been discussed many times before. See this thread http://www.realityfactory.info/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2415 and this one http://www.realityfactory.info/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2556 Load the . act file into lithunwrap and save as .ms3d file to get it into milkshape (theres a bug in milkshape t...

astudio uses .bdy and .mot files from milkshape (or .nfo and .key files from 3d max or gmax) to make an actor. The apj files are its own project files.

Open you 3dt file in rfeditpro. Go to Project -> Level options and point the texture library at the .txl file you saved your textures in. Then rebuild the BSP tree. Resave the 3dt file.

Great stuff Andy. Can't wait for the real thing. This sort of quality is certainly going to knock NeoAxis into touch I think.

GO ANDY GO ....

Those posts were back 6 years ago in 2001. I'm sure if it was any good hike1 would have kept it on his site, he keeps EVERYTHING that is useful. He did seem to think it wasn't working very well in those posts.
Take a look on his site:
http://terrymorgan.net/download.htm

Quick view doesn't work. It's a known bug. Just compile and use preview.

No not directly. You can import them into milkshape and save as .bdy then build a .act file using astudio or import into 3dmax or gmax and export as .key and .nfo files then build a .act file using astudio.

That was part of my trouble too. I think I must need new specs (glasses) or something. Maybe a brain transplant would help. I must be spending too much time screen staring.

In that case I think an apology is in order. SORRY Trougedoor. Just a little msunderstanding on my part. Welcome to the forum.

Looks like spam to me.

Or just simply use the skin replacer in reallity factory tools ( tga2gebmp.exe ).

Zany.. you're right about the first computer. It was built in 1941/2 at Martlesham in East Anglia specificaly to break the enigma codes. It was invented by a BT ( then GPO) engineer and it took up a whole room. It was made using thermionic valves (maiinly diodes )( I think the Americans called them ...

Zany.. take a look at my signature. That could explain why you forget things.

They do it for the best reason in the world... Because they can.