Rayman Pirate-Community

By the way, bunnieblaster said he was going to zip the Revolution files soon so that he can upload them here.

That'll be good for R2 you all have been trying to rip.

SVEET utterly sweet.

Looks nice ! Rayman 2 models.

I can't wait to see more R2 models!

Hey I'm now editing in 3ds max but I can't find the R3 models

It's cool how you managed to rip the models, well done
Perhaps you could make renders of several R2 characters for the Wiki?

bunnieblaster wrote:It's just one big file, including emulator (with memory card including savegame with razorbeard battle) and Revolution ISO - About 2GB in size (little larger, think 2.1 GB)

This archive was split into ten files (nine parts and an unsplitter).

The first five parts are available for download here:

• Part 1
• Part 2
• Part 3
• Part 4
• Part 5

Please download them quickly, as they will soon be replaced by the last parts. They should, however, still be available for download, but only on a much slower server.

Maybe create a new topic about this?

Sure, feel free to do so.

Wow thanks, as well for the instant click downloads! I'm assuming there's 10 parts...?

Hunchman801 wrote:This archive was split into ten files (nine parts and an unsplitter).

Will someone come out for the RRR1 models?

When i try use crash all the time so i request all charaters models on all skins on charaters selection with all textures of Rayman M some models are ripped plz

http://www.easy-upload.nl/index.php/fil ... cbc3a7fab4
http://www.easy-upload.nl/index.php/fil ... cbc3a848fb
http://www.easy-upload.nl/index.php/file/14b3cbc3a859e8

Someone on here will come help you later. I don't know much about RR ISO.

How can you do this "3D model ripping thing"? Did you make it yourselves? What is the name of this programme? Can I download it from somewhere?Google perhaps?

3d ripper x

Oook. Too complicated for me.

It's funny how people put and X or a Z or a T or a combo like ZX, or GX or FX, or something as a prefix or suffix to names.

In this case, it comes from DirectX, which itself was invented as a blanket term for several APIs beginning with Direct (eg. Direct3D, DirectSound, etc.).