I have the latest version of the Blender Source Tools, however this bug does not happen for me. Can I have a look at the whole QC or something? And what studiomdl do you compile with?

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That's a UI bug, sorrry! You need to clear Engine Path, set the Export Type to SMD, then set the Engine Path again. That will be fixed in the next release.

Oh. Heh, never had that bug (due to using it for .smd mostly). :P

Try setting the "engine path" to Team Fortress 2's bin folder, and re-export (or set the export type to SMD). (I don't think ep1 allows DMX entirely.)

Try placing the .zip somewhere else, like "[Drive letter]:/Blender Addons/". Tell me the result.

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It might also be possible to put the .zip somewhere outside of a user folder's subfolders. (Like a portable harddrive or something.) Like "[Drive letter]:/Blender Addons/", and then picking that via Blender's addons tab.

It doesn't help if you don't tell me how it goes before saying "I have this problem".

Alrighty then. Thank you.

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There's a slider for the Blender Foundation.

Slider? (I'm pretty sure it has something to do with workshopping stuff, but I just want to make sure (for my own good, not just for this bug thing).)

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I'll have to set up a better system soon!

I wonder of it's possible to use your e-mail as an e-mail... (As in, the one you use for everything, not just a temporary one. Yes, I deserve a kick in the butt for this, but still.)

The runtime error does mean nothing, yes. Did you direct the Engine Path to Dota 2 (if that's what you want it for)'s "bin" folder? (Quite necessary; Team Fortress 2's StudioMDL can for example not read .dmx meshes exported for the FilmMaker's StudioMDL.)

For me, deform = any deformation not directly caused by translating/rotating bones, and which can't be wobbly in Blender. I don't mean it can't have bones at all. But try .dmx.