IMD Exporter normals are reduced by grouping polygons with same normals IMD Exporter now supports Quad Strips for using less polygons (Triangle Strips are not aviable yet) New folder (Example OBJs) that provides some OBJ tiles that were used for building in default tileset Possibility to view background image while drawing map. Just make sure that the model has only quads and trianlges, or triangulate it when exporting This version has a new option for importing tiles. (Just go to Tileset editor, and click on "Add tiles") Once they are gone, the tileset would have been convertedĪnd you can import all the tiles again in PDSMS. Then some numbers will appear near the cursor, wait until they dissapear. Then open the file called "TrisToQuads.blend" and press the button "Run Script" That will export all the tiles and textures in that folder So, for transforming the whole tileset, go to PDSMS, open your tileset, go to File/export all tiles as OBJ, and select the folder called "Tiles" that is included in the RAR I've just shared. That means that you can put more tiles in a Pokemon Map if those tiles are made of quads instead of triangles Tiles with quads are better than tiles with triangles, because they use less polygons. This can be used for converting a whole tileset of 3D tiles from triangles, to quads. How to convert triangles into quads in PDSMS using Blender nsbmd files, "g3dcvtr.exe" and "xerces-c_2_5_0.dll" must be placed int the "converter" folder. If these methods do not work, it may be because your graphics card is not compatible with OpenGL 4.įor exporting. If this does not work, use the "PokemonDsMapStudio.bat". Pokemon DS Map Studio can be executed by double clicking the "PokemonDsMapStudio.jar" file. G3DCVTR (You need this to convert Imd->Nsbmd)įor running Pokemon DS Map Studio on Windows, Java must be installed in the computer. In order to make this tool work, you need to download G3DCVTR: So a spanish guy named Trifindo released a tool yesterday, which you can use to map for Pokemon DS games.
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