Well here's one method without using WOTgreal...WOTgreal exporter, I have learned, fucks up the last frame of animated meshes..i mean BAD..anyway..here's a way to get the EXACT mesh without WOT


Original Post by gizzy on Mar 6, 2010, 8:52pm

This is a tutorial on exporting meshes from a game that uses UnrealEngine1 (UnrealED 1.0 or 2.0) You can use this tutorial for exporting meshes from Unreal, Unreal Tournament (And It's many mods) and a few other games. Check wikipedia for a list of games that uses the UnrealEngine.

NOTE: This tutorial DOES NOT apply to newer unreal engine games (UT2004, UT3, Mirror's Edge). Use a program called Umodel for exporting stuff from those games.


Load up UT UnrealED and load the package with the mesh you want to export. Open the mesh browser and find the mesh you want and remember Its name.

Next, build a cube and subtract it. Don't add textures, lights or playerstarts. Next, open the actor class browser and create a new class below actor. Give it the package name of &quot;Mylevel&quot; (No quote marks) and give the class any random name. DO NOT AT ANY POINT SAVE THE MYLEVEL PACKAGE.

In the script window, type the following:
Code:
Var a mesh;
Var b mesh;
Var c mesh;

Function mymeshes()
{
a = mesh'YourMeshName'; // Change these names to
b = mesh'MoreMeshNames'; // the names of the
c = mesh'ShitSonMoreMeshes'; // meshes you want
}


After that, compile and add the new actor to the map (NEVER SAVE MYLEVEL DAMNIT.) and then save the map. Close Ued and open it and load your cube map. Now open the log (View--&gt;Log) and type the following in:
Code:
OBJ SAVEPACKAGE PACKAGE=OriginalPackageWithMeshes FILE=&quot;YourPackageName.u&quot;

(Of course, replace YourPackageName with whatever you want)

Now close the Editor and check your system folder for the newly saved .u file. Now you can open this file in the editor and it contains the models you specified in the code.

Note that when you do load it, it will not appear in the package list in the actor class browser due to the fact that the package consists only of models, and no classes (You have to add them yourself.)

Have fun with your new models!