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It looks like only parts of it are textured and that it isn't positioned correctly.
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FFS resize your screenshots!
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18 Oct 10, 12:08AM
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uuuuuuuuh sry......
any advice about the MODEL not the picture?!
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What program did you use to make the model?
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Hard to tell, really. Looks like its orientated wrong and some normals are backwards.
I think you need to step back a bit. You're running into many problems that you can't solve. Modelling isn't that hard, but it isn't that easy and requires experience. Start off small. Like a map model of a cardboard box or something simple. It will be a lot easier to make/skin/put in game and then you can build on those simple skills for future models. /2¢
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ctrl+n flips the most faces right, then you need to press alt+z to see the "white texture thing" and flip the other faces by hand (There is a button "Flip normals")
Or you just write in your md3.cfg The same command as in the md3.cfg of the window (to lazy to check)
![[Image: picture2crz.png]](http://img199.imageshack.us/img199/5853/picture2crz.png)
![[Image: picture4sq.png]](http://img829.imageshack.us/img829/936/picture4sq.png)
