I'll have another look at the bebilith this week, I'll take more time doing the conversion.
Thanks for taking a look at this. It'll hopefully be useful for builders to have another higher level demon-type critter to use. 
I looks like it would need a 'rend armor' special ability to fit the SRD stats, which is sure to be an annoyance for players. It might be a little tricky to implement according to the rules though.
Instead of destroying armour or shields, you could always give the bebilith claws a custom OnHit ability that adds progressively higher AC penalties to it (from -1 to -5). Then you can have the items repaired by removing the AC penalty properties.
@4760: you sure you did everything correct?
Well, I suppose so... Here's the original model:
Here's the NWN2 version:
And ingame, with a different orientation to the light, and more importantly a "real" normal map (instead of the diffuse I used initially to save time!):
Below is a closer view of the body, to compare to the 3ds max screenshots:
The green tatoo you see on the abdomen is the copyright of the texture file by the way.
Yes, it does look like the UV map is not quite right, as if the orientation had changed or some such. Even the dark lines on the legs aren't quite the same as in the original shot. Maybe if you tried sliding the map around until the eyes are in the right location?
@4760: don't just look at the imported model. open the uv unwrap modifier and check it there.
That's right, I just imported the mdl (NWN format) and reexported it as mdb (NWN2 format): no change at all as far as UV are concerned.
I should've checked the UV mapping before exporting, as it was mirrored vertically during the process. First time I see this happen!
Here's the correct bebilith now:
I downloaded the mdl from another source by the way, but I can't get any animations.
I think the DDSTools must have flipped the texture orientation. Sorry, I should have remembered that tends to happen.
Looks pretty good now. One might be tempted to round out the long sections of the limbs with some extra faces. But maybe that doesn't matter. *shrug*
This line ->
setsupermodel c_Spidbebileth C_SpidGiant
From the top of the NwN model makes me think that in NwN it uses the animations for the Giant Spider, so you won't find any animations actually in the model itself.
TR
Yes, that thought occured to me, especially since the model has 604 faces (therefore no need for L01/L02 meshes).One might be tempted to round out the long sections of the limbs with some extra faces.
That's what I thought. Let's see how the giant spider skeleton works then.it uses the animations for the Giant Spider
I have actually fixed the NwN version. It was down to setanimationscale being set to 2 instead of 1. However, if you come up with an improved version I will gladly see about importing it into NwN. Obj format works fine for importing into Gmax, although I don't honestly know whether a single mesh will work in NwN or not. So we can only try and I am guessing exporting one model in a different format is not too great an imposition.
TR
The geant spider skeleton does not really fit:
That's particularly visible on the middle front legs.
Well that's unfortunate. I don't suppose there other spider skeletons that might work?
Not according to the 2da, unfortunately...
The geant spider skeleton does not really fit.
then change the model to fit the spider's skeleton 
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