I ask myself which one make must thereby the colour with 3ds files remain or with to open of the 3ds files from the Internet.
Can help me there someone?

I use the program Cheetah3D on the Mac..
Know also program Blender, but honestly gesat I do not understand it.

Know also program Blender, but honestly gesat I do not understand it.

This should actually be called:
I know also the program Blender, but honestly said I do not understand it

You have to import the 3DS files rather than open them. I have never used Cheetah3D, but you can open them in Blender by going to File > Import > 3D Studio (.3DS)

Thank you for the hint. But I already knew. My question is, from which reason does not have it colour.

On Bleder



On Cheetah3D

Oh thats because they do not have UV coordinates. No one cares enough to properly decode JFG's ucode in an emulator so they dont dump with coordinates. I do have the textures though--someday I might redo the UVs myself.

I understand unfortunately not completely which you mean.
Perhaps could you make it for me, since they are been versed better?
That would be very nice.

He means to say he does not have the "color" information. Some day he will make that available.

I found a film, which is hopefully useful.
It indicates like one perhaps also the 3D models to make can.

http://vimeo.com/1347057

I hope this functioned also with JFG.

That is the classic way of capturing models from an N64 rom, and unfortunately it does not work well with anything animated in JFG, though map geometry exports just fine. However, through massive trial and error, I have found a way to capture the animated models. It still suffers the same problems as normal capturing of any kind though--the worst of which is the need to have what you want on the screen, and in the case of animated stuff, the proper frame you want to capture. What we really need is for someone to crack the JFG compression algorithm, then a model viewer can easily be made. This has already been done for the popular Rare games.