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Blender F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Nov 10 9:28 pm)
Hmm, I just checked with 2.45 on windows and .3ds imports fine. How exactly are you importing it? It should go:
If you get through all that ok and you don't see it, try pressing the tilde (~) key to open all layers, it may have showed up in a hidden one. If you still don't see it, it may be really big or really small or somewhere away from the center of the scene, so try zooming in and out. If you still can't find it, try opening the outliner window (you can just change the 3d window to the outliner if you like) and see if something named something similar to whatever you called your model in the program you exported the 3ds file from appears in the scene. If it doesn't, it probably hasn't imported correctly for some reason; check the text console to see if there are any error messages there.
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I am trying to create a bowling game with blender and I exported a world into 3DS format and I cannot view it in Blender? I cannot find a tutorial for this problem. Can somebody tell me how I can view 3DS files once I import them into Blender?