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| − | '''MD3''' (Quake 3 model format) is a 3-D modeling format introduced by id Software for the Quake 3: Arena game, and used in some other games as well. It is a binary format using [[Endianness|little endian]] numeric format. An earlier [[MD2]] format was used in Quake 2, and a later [[MD4]] format was introduced for later Quake 3 versions. | + | '''MD3''' (Quake 3 model format) is a 3-D modeling format introduced by id Software for the Quake 3: Arena game, and used in some other games as well. It is a binary format using [[Endianness|little endian]] numeric format. An earlier [[MD2]] format was used in Quake 2, and a later [[MD4 (Quake)|MD4]] format was introduced for later Quake 3 versions. |
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MD3 (Quake 3 model format) is a 3-D modeling format introduced by id Software for the Quake 3: Arena game, and used in some other games as well. It is a binary format using little endian numeric format. An earlier MD2 format was used in Quake 2, and a later MD4 format was introduced for later Quake 3 versions.
