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KeyKey Feb 26, 2018 @ 11:28am
open rpf ?
is it possible to open .rpf models in blender ?
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Originally posted by Sean:
I don’t know the supported file formats off the top of my head but if you try the import function in blender on that file and it doesn’t work, I believe it isn’t possible to import them directly into blender. I did try to find an add-on that supports this file format but I couldn’t find anything.

If you really must get this file format into blender, you will probably have to open it in a program that supports it and then export the file into a format Blender accepts.

I hope this helps. Good luck!
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Sean Feb 26, 2018 @ 3:55pm 
I don’t know the supported file formats off the top of my head but if you try the import function in blender on that file and it doesn’t work, I believe it isn’t possible to import them directly into blender. I did try to find an add-on that supports this file format but I couldn’t find anything.

If you really must get this file format into blender, you will probably have to open it in a program that supports it and then export the file into a format Blender accepts.

I hope this helps. Good luck!
Last edited by Sean; Feb 26, 2018 @ 3:55pm
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KeyKey Feb 26, 2018 @ 9:43pm 
Originally posted by Sean:
I don’t know the supported file formats off the top of my head but if you try the import function in blender on that file and it doesn’t work, I believe it isn’t possible to import them directly into blender. I did try to find an add-on that supports this file format but I couldn’t find anything.

If you really must get this file format into blender, you will probably have to open it in a program that supports it and then export the file into a format Blender accepts.

I hope this helps. Good luck!
OK thank you
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