Open up Noesis and go to the folder you just extracted the. Ships are named 'Objects(ShipNameHere).pak'ĥ. Navigate inside the StarCitizen folder to \CitizenClient\Data.
Make a backup of the StarCitizen folder just in case you fuck something up. (it's usually installed at %USERPROFILE%\Documents\StarCitizen)ģ. Navigate to where you installed the Hangar Module. obj files!ĬryEngine SDK (optional, helps with the construction of materials)Ģ. Refer to the Known Issues sections for more info.Įxample of the 300i in 3dsMax with sexy shaders and HDRI lighting:īlender or 3dsmax or Maya or whatever rendering program you use. If you don't have success using this method, try just exporting the ship directly from the CryEngine Editor as. I'll update this with the CryEngine method soon.
This usually isn't a seamless method, sometime you will have to combine methods and use a little bit of ingenuity to get things working correctly. You don't even need the CryEngine SDK to do it! (but it helps) This method can also be used for any Star Citizen asset currently in the Hangar Module. Refer toĪ quick tutorial on how to export the Star Citizen ships from the Hangar Module with proper material setup. Until the Cryengine plugin can get updated, this thread is probably a dead end'. 'Noesis no longer works for a large number of files.
