Does that mean .dmx decompilation, or just a different .qc or something?

@Hellview24
Blame the fact there is no mdl decompiler that decompiles to .dmx, only .smd and .vta, and the advanced flex format of .dmx is used in the HardWare Morphs.

You can install the Source SDK, and browse to ../steamapps/common/sourcesdk_content/tf/modelsrc/player, and you will have .dmx meshes for all 9 classes, both HardWare Morph and regular, with flexes.
But note those files are very outdated.

I am 100% sure that's how it should look. And no, it isn't "supposed to face forward and rotated up". If the bone isn't (which I'm 100% it isn't), the mesh shouldn't be, either.

Originally posted by Pte Jack:

Aren't they just copies of the dx90.vtx anyway??

Well in that case why do they have different file-sizes? Generally, I think .dx80.vtx fills a little more than .dx90.vtx.
I don't remember about .sw.vtx (I always delete them), but I know .dx90.vtx is for DirectX 9 and above, .dx80.vtx for DirectX 8, and .sw.vtx for DirectX 6 and 7 (both of which I believe has been scrapped later. But I think the first Half-Life 2 game supports DirectX 6).
Oh, and no game truly requires any .vtx file other than for the DirectX version one will play, but since some people play in one DirectX, and other people in another, generally one should always keep .dx80.vtx and .dx90.vtx. However, .sw.vtx should be safe to delete in most cases.

Why do you put "bug" in uppercase?

You're welcome.

So I found a semi-bug thing, about the FilmMaker's path that Crowbar has by default for compiling models.

I don't think I need to put in everything above, since the bug is only that it points to ../game/hl2/gameinfo.txt instead of ../game/usermod/gameinfo.txt.

Yes, I just installed 0.19 of the tool. I don't know if the bug was there before (but it most likely was), but it is definitely there in 0.19.

I just think people will prefer it pointing to the usermod folder, as usermod has top priority over everything else, and hl2 has bottom priority under everything else.