Fortnite

[NevecEx]

It may look complex to texture this guy but it really isn't that hard. Green channel of _M texture is the base, and on top of that all you need to do is add color using color masks which will point where a color needs to be placed. And for the actual colors you need to open  "MI_M_MED_BadassCowboy_01_Body.props" with notepad. It is exported when you export the material. It contains something like this "R = 0.033105  G = 0.024158  B = 0.021219 A = 1  Name = Color Mask 1-R: Color A". This means this color is applied in the area covered by the red channel of colormask_1, and the "Color A" stands for style. Most software should support input of these raw values.

[Juso3D]

Hello, I am trying to find the old battle royale music using umodel, however I can't seem to find it. I found all the old STW music in Content/FortniteGame/Sounds/Fort_Music/Menu but the battle royale one isn't there. Is it still in the files or has it been removed?

Most likely removed for the newer one.

[Asval]

Hello, I am trying to find the old battle royale music using umodel, however I can't seem to find it. I found all the old STW music in Content/FortniteGame/Sounds/Fort_Music/Menu but the battle royale one isn't there. Is it still in the files or has it been removed?

Old battle royale music, Straight From Old PAK's Files

Download Link

Credit: Alien

[Red Sun Master]

I've managed to export the models from uModel and import them into blender but i am unsure on how to use the rig where i can move the arms/legs and head realistically in relation to every other part. i'm new to blender so if anyone is able to help that would be great. im using the most recent version of fortnite, uModel and blender

if someone would maybe be able to create a step by step video on how to do this, that would be great.

Thanks

[RedArtz]

I think what he means is converting forward kinematic (FK) bones to inverse kinematics (IK). I can't really help with that because i mainly work with Cinema4D. If you search for "convert ik to fk bones blender" there are a few tutorials which i don't really understand because of my lack of knowledge regarding Blender. Good luck with your project, maybe Blenux can help you with that.

[SteveSomewhat]

It may look complex to texture this guy but it really isn't that hard. Green channel of _M texture is the base, and on top of that all you need to do is add color using color masks which will point where a color needs to be placed. And for the actual colors you need to open  "MI_M_MED_BadassCowboy_01_Body.props" with notepad. It is exported when you export the material. It contains something like this "R = 0.033105  G = 0.024158  B = 0.021219 A = 1  Name = Color Mask 1-R: Color A". This means this color is applied in the area covered by the red channel of colormask_1, and the "Color A" stands for style. Most software should support input of these raw values.

Can I please have a recorded guide or the models already textured? I am stuck!

Thanks!

[stairwave]

Umodel crashes on Meshes with v7.0