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where can I get new one?
I've tried every said solution that's been posted and nothing has come of it. :(
The program worked yesterday. I did not do anything. Now it is useless as all the software for developers from Valve.
Very interestingly, he cited the Model Viewer in the Test version of the game, and when he said how to find it, he just said to download the Test Client and run the hlmv.exe without explicitly mentioning any special instructions on how to get it to work. (He did mention this tutorial and Cyborgmatt's tutorial as great resources for using it, however.)
Also very interestingly, he listed as a "Con" of it, and I quote in Boldface: "It will crash if your dota test updates, everytime it updates you will need to get rid of the main .vpk file."
Hmm...could THIS be what causes the program to "randomly" break? (The date of T3hScoT.'s post below me is the day the Shifting Snows update hit the Test Client...)
I would post a link to his preview tutorial on Polycount, but is that considered okay?
On another note how can you successfully open an mdl. that you made? when trying to open mine i get error post loading