Hi Mike,
thanks for your work, converted dwarf looks perfect!
Is B3D format patented, or which license it uses ?
Bye,
Petr
Hi folks,
I managed to convert a Blitz3D model into an M15 model. Attached is a screenshot. I will develop functions that will let you convert models, save them as a M15 but also build it dynamically so the saving step isn't nessescary. I also will develop (hopefully) to manage the animation part. Please b e a little patient.
Cheers
Michael
Hi Mike,
thanks for your work, converted dwarf looks perfect!
Is B3D format patented, or which license it uses ?
Bye,
Petr
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Nice work Michael, it looks good.
Basic4GL uses the 'quake' .md2 format for it's 3D models, I wonder if those models could be converted to the M15 format?
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Hi Matthew,
MD2 fileformat is well documented, I think static geometry without any problem, animations with some extra work too.
I willl have look at it once TBGL 0.2.2 will be out.
Bye,
Petr
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Great job Mike!
The more formats supported the better for all, good luck guys on the wonderful work!
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For sure, static won't be problems at all. The tricky part is to save the animation data and play it back.Originally Posted by matthew
Originally Posted by PschIf you download and install Basic4GL you'll find a file in the Programs folder called md2viewer, it shows you how to load an md2 file and animate it.Originally Posted by Michael Hartlef
When I first started using thinBasic I wanted to rewrite the md2viewer but I found it a bit too complicated.
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Hi,
which freeware programs allow creation of B3D and MD2 models including animation?
I know about Milkshape, but it is not free.
Bye,
Petr
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Blender does, there is a nice exporter available.
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