Solution for "ERROR: short conversion out of range" when using Rescaler.exe
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I do not know if this has been found out before but I just did.
I kept getting "ERROR: short conversion out of range" on models that I was able to rescale before. I now found a fix by using a other studiomdl.exe.
If using Rescaler.exe (Cannonfodder made a decompiler and had link to that) set the studiomdl path to --> X:\Program Files\Steam\SteamApps\<your name here>\source sdk base 2007\bin. (X = wherever you installed steam).
With this done I no longer get that the error and it completes all tasks.
I hope this helps for others aswell.
Rescaler? Is this some kind of tool that rescales models or what? You could always use $scale <bool> in the qc otherwise.
[QUOTE=Haxxer;27522783]Rescaler? Is this some kind of tool that rescales models or what? You could always use $scale <bool> in the qc otherwise.[/QUOTE]
Here is the link to what I use, [url]http://vggtsworld.ta-host.com/where/garrymod/mscaledoc.html[/url]
[QUOTE=Haxxer;27522783]Rescaler? Is this some kind of tool that rescales models or what? You could always use $scale <bool> in the qc otherwise.[/QUOTE]
[b]Why don't you just use the $scale command in the QC file?[/b]
The $scale command does not adjust eye vectors (for eye posing) and does not adjust VTA files (for face posing). My application does both!
[QUOTE=Hybrid 4F;27524872][b]Why don't you just use the $scale command in the QC file?[/b]
The $scale command does not adjust eye vectors (for eye posing) and does not adjust VTA files (for face posing). My application does both![/QUOTE]
Most handy.
I always use this program since it retains eye posing and face posing. :buddy:
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