>>4927 It seems there's a folder in the ICUP6 export that contains those parts you were mentioning. This folder: ICUP6/8ccPlayerRemove/common/character1/model/character contains torsos, legs, arms and other bits of player. However, I've been unable to locate a pair of hands. Is this the correct location? In any case, let's say I do find a pair of hands to use and pose and I add their respective .mtl file into the Faces folder; who's to say the game won't spawn two pairs of hands, rendering some sort of demonic Goro-human miscegenation? How does the game keep track of what hands to use, and which not to? The save file editor doesn't specify anything about deleting other than the entire body. On the Erisian Magazine guy, I take it he has had both the arms model and the uniform model posed, because the torso contains the sleeves and the arms are, precisely, only the arms; all of this weight painted so it stays at the height of the head I assume. However, if anything I'd like to get this one issue that's been aching me forever porting models. Don't you remember there being a bizarre halo around some facemask models' hair as they were ported? >>4057. Something similar occurs with other models that use an alpha channel to render transparencies: >>4780 >>4921 This issue already has its roots on Blender, and however this is displayed on the game depends on how the player was ported in Blender. Why does this occur I've no idea. There has to be a workaround, right? Some other models that feature alpha transparencies were ported just fine to the game, though those were exceptions rather than the rule. Anyways, thanks a bunch for showing up from time to time. Hopefully some more anons pick up on these posts so that, if when the time comes there's someone to help you out.

>>4846 no

>>4925 That message has been written there since at least >>4850 pointed it out. Go read the wiki thread, there have been more than enough recent changes made in the last 2+ weeks.

>>4914 Thank you for hosting it. I know the cup ended up being a huge mess but it's appreciated that you took the lead and also because Eris demanded it :^) >>4916 The modelling pages on the wiki would require someone to dump the entire process from the 4cc wiki into those, so if anyone's willing to do it then that's fine. >there's a lot more work to do than say just porting models over, right? The only process that someone not familiar with Blender like me wouldn't have problems with is porting PES17 heads. Creating heads in PES18+ now requires to cover around the neck and I won't even mention FBM because that's just way above my level. As for the schedule, only Grass Stains can say when is the next one happening but I do agree with you that a full year is not a good waiting time. Someone else (I think /yuri/'s manager) said that it'd be great to have two events per year to keep the hype going, although that's more easier said than done. >cafe getting more boards That's partially because of how some boards have migrated here (/sw/, /retro/) and the others have appeared in previous events (ICUP6 and GCUP). >Rather conspicuous when we're talking about a site that beraly attracts numbers even in contrast to other sites on the webring Not really a conspiracy theory and also the webring as a whole has changed a lot but this is not the place to discuss this. >regional teams The regional teams were a consequence of both the GCUP happening (which SKF made because of the Autist spamming a lot of outside boards with fake invites) and the previous BO expressing interest in opening up the event, with the only exceptions being /ita/, /argentina/ and /librejp/. >biggest sites on the webring In terms of boards participating in the cup out of all of the ones on the site only Smug fits and PLW is mostly active because of /animu/ >remove the first come first serve

>>4234 Now I want an imageboard secretary. The standard for commentary is just direct-messaging the host on gameday and joining a voice chat, but even if voice can't be done there is nothing wrong with posting insightful commentary in chat. (Does that answer the question?)

>>4983 Icupanon here I don't mind either way, having pseudo mod powers would allow me to occasionally log in and dispel those stupid messages about inactivity, but as long as someone else does it I guess it still works. I don't write much as of late because very little action has been taking place lately. If I may, could anyone with mod powers change the home page to be a little more in line with what we had on the other wiki?

>>3 Took me a while but I've finally got around to updating all the teams on the wiki with the correct (or as correct as possible) board they're meant to represent, minus obvious joke or dead boards. Please do help out with adding a bit of flair to the wiki by adding pictures of the players if you're from one of the boards that could potentially play.

>>4987 Jast day I was trying to figure out where /ausneets/ was meant to be. Only by chance did I remember endchan exists, so clever move. Updating /soy/ as a team that might participate again is quite a stretch.

>>4989 They've proven to be pretty steadfast in model making, but even if they won't play my ocd forces me to categorize everything. At some point in the next few days I'll upload all the audio to a non files

The pages for ICUP 6 and 7 have now all the links to the individual matches. Same for the GCup, except for the Finals because that recording is missing from the archive.

>>3445 Can't wait for Ox to rig the /2hu/ games and still lose

>>4993 Be it at the last minute or not, St. John was clearly due to a red card. The guy slidetackled one of CIA's friends into the ground headfirst. Still funny as fuck considering /christian/ was about to lose the game.

>>5000 You are a godsend for these webms. Nice little digits too.

It's self evident the rigger's not going to let your teams in just because you're posting in this thread first, why do you keep doing this.

>>4970 Hello /hispachan/, I understand why you decided to do it but it's better if an actual anon from there decides to ask for it. That said, congrats to the argies for winning over the frenchies. >>4977 Good to have you on board again. Just to be clear, SKF is MIA and this last one was made by the /eris/ manager. He could give you mod rights to the Cytube channel but it's best to wait until he checks this board again. >>4979 >>4980 That didn't stop the autist from spamming other Endchan boards like /fscchan/. As to why they didn't reply, either they didn't receive the message or they ignored it because they thought it was spam. >>4974 Are you guys still active?

>>4996 >wait until he checks this board again Call me crazy but I think he's given up on it. Must be imageboard fatigue, same as what most likely happened to SKF who only signed up to the wiki a few weeks ago to relegate his mod powers. Unless something big's happening and someone steps up to do the hard work we might as well consider ICUP to be dead in the water.

>>4997 Maybe, maybe not. I'm not sure either but he also said that he'd be helping others to run it. I'd still like to think that he's taking a break. >SKF Not really, he was originally going to host this recent cup but unfortunately the issue is that real life stuff stopped him from hosting it. Whether he's up for it again I can't say. >Unless something big's happening and someone steps up to do the hard work we might as well consider ICUP to be dead in the water. How about (You) start working on it then?

>>4998 >I'd still like to think that he's taking a break Yes, I'm not against him taking the break. Imageboards leave a very sour taste on one's mouth if used excessively and we're technically asking for some stranger to entertain us for free. Only way to get him from lurking here perennially in case he hasn't made up his mind is to spice up this board and get some more participation. Problem is if there's no sign of anything going on in the foreseeable future there's no reason to astroturf any kind of activity here. >he was originally going to host this recent cup Do you have an archive on it? Doubt his opinions back then are going to reflect how he would behave nowadays or if he'll host or not, but still. >How about (You) start working on it then? I'm the autist that was >making players on the other thread. On why the thread's currently dead, on porting from other games I don't understand how to solve the transparency issue and was looking forward to a way to make the shoulders not look as manly on women; and on making my own plaayers I can't model for shit and should spent some serious amomunts of time learning. For once, I've got a very primitive understanding on how the EDIT file works. I was already thinking whether to commentate next cup but I suppose I'd add the possibility of hosting it too. Honestly doubt I'm going to see the day I'm hosting this shit, I'll add it to my bucket list either way.

Does /tv/ really have a team? I have never seen them play.

>>4985 you could have just checked the wiki https://infinitycup.miraheze.org/wiki//tv/ they haven't played since the 5th tournament. i don't think they care either