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Sunjammer: /* Related Tutorials */ Updating links

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‎Related Tutorials: Updating links

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‎Modding / Creation

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‎Related Tutorials

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‎Overview

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cleaning

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‎Overview

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‎Modding / Creation

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 == Related Tutorials ==
-*[[Tutorial: Adding a Custom Model to Toolset]]
+* [[Adding a custom model to the toolset tutorial]]
-*[[Tutorial: Reskinning an Item]]
+* [[Creating a custom placeable from a model tutorial]]
-*[[Tutorial: Creating a custom placeable from a model]]
+* [[Reskinning an item tutorial]]
+== See also==
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-See also:
 *[[Art]] --Dragon Age Game Art

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 === Meshes ===
 *Model Import: see http://social.bioware.com/project/218/ (Converts game resource files into a readable format by external Modelling Applications. Tutorial needed)
 *Model Export for 3dsmax: see http://social.bioware.com/project/563/ (Works for static and animated Models, soon to work for Animations. Tutorial needed)
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 === Materials ===
 *[[Material editor]] - Part of the Toolset, and will create [[MAO]] files.
 *Model Export for 3dsmax: see http://social.bioware.com/project/563/ - which also may generate Material [[MAO]] by demand.

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 *[[Art]] --Dragon Age Game Art
 *[[Model list]] --For a list of Models placable in the Level Editor. Static Models.
 [[Category:Art resources]]

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 One model may be used in many different places and contexts. Changing a single model can cause multiple changes in a game world.
-'''Note:''' A Model is an intermediate resource, of which all the original Models are already completely available in the Toolset. You can apply and change the models for anything there, and go straight to [[Design]].
+'''Note:''' A Model is an intermediate resource, which are used as part to design entities you see in game. To create or change the design of existing entities, based on existing Models, go straight to [[Design]].
 === Basic Integration ===

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 | colspan="2" align="center" style="border-right:3px solid black; background-color:#E0C0C0" |[[APR_base.xls|APR_base.XLS]] [[2DA|(2DA)]]
 | colspan="2" align="center" style="border-right:3px solid black; background-color:#BD9970" |[[Placeables.xls|Placeables.XLS]] [[2DA|(2DA)]]
-| colspan="2" align="center" style="background-color:#C0C0E0" |[[Placement|Model]] [[Resource palette|(ResourcePalette)]]
+| colspan="2" align="center" style="background-color:#C0C0E0" |[[Model Placement|Model]] [[Resource palette|(ResourcePalette)]]
 |-
 | align="center" style="background-color:#FFFFE0" |[[ItemVariations.xls|Cloth_var.,]]

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-Models are the smallest pieces in Art creation. They make up a big part of every visible entity in the game. The builder consolidates models, along with other files, into a complete visible package which is then seen in the game world.
+Models are ordinary, textured, static or animatable 3D Meshes. They make up a big part of every visible entity in the game. The builder consolidates models, along with other files, into a complete visible package which is then seen in the game world.
-A Model belongs to the category: [[Art Resources]]
+A Model is an [[Art Resources|Art Resource]].
 == Overview ==

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	One model may be used in many different places and contexts. Changing a single model can cause multiple changes in a game world.		One model may be used in many different places and contexts. Changing a single model can cause multiple changes in a game world.
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		+	'''Note:''' A Model is an intermediate resource, of which all the original Models are already completely available in the Toolset. You can apply and change the models for anything there, and go straight to [[Design]].

	=== Basic Integration ===		=== Basic Integration ===

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 Many hardcoded conventions apply, which is best found out individually. On other pages, or by learning.
-In any case, once the new Model is available to be applied in the Toolset and for the Designer, it should get carried on over to the [[Design]] Portal.
+In any case, once the new Model is available to be applied in the Toolset and for the Designer, you should get carried on over to the [[Design]] Portal. This also accounts for any Resource already in use by the Single Player campaign.
 === Meshes ===

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	Models are the smallest pieces in Art creation. They make up a big part of every visible entity in the game. The builder consolidates models, along with other files, into a complete visible package which is then seen in the game world.		Models are the smallest pieces in Art creation. They make up a big part of every visible entity in the game. The builder consolidates models, along with other files, into a complete visible package which is then seen in the game world.