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i love stuff like this
just adds more natural feel
The only thing I saw is some scripts that automatically load the rest of the models, for example clothes for the character, but I do not understand this at all.
Is this what you wanted to see ?
https://i.imgur.com/Po0nnct.png
https://i.imgur.com/YysveJ4.png
Sorry if it was unclear.
If 90 separate models and 3 packs, I do not understand why there is something else.
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All the hope for the development of S&Box from Garry Newman.
https://sandbox.facepunch.com
Might be more clever at this point to do the oposite, port SFM asset into the UE4, especialy since there is plugin for the UE4 which allow direct port of SFM BSP map into the UE4.
There will be litteraly 0 reason to stay on SFM once the UE4 get its animation editor plugin.
Keep It Up!