Blender to B3D export
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| With no prior Blender/Blitz3D experience, I present to you a work-in-progress Blender .b3d export script : b3d_export.py If your browser insists on opening the file in the browser, you can Right-click, save as To install, drop it into your <Blender dir>/.blender/scripts folder. If you are on Mac, you might need to do it via Terminal, given that Mac *really* hides hidden folders. On Linux, in Nautilus, you can unhide the .blender folder by choosing View->Show Hidden Files. (Initial MiniB3D forum topic - Here or Here ) Seems to export UV-less meshes well. Some issues with UVs. * y-origin is inverted, so mapping is off somewhat - if someone can help with this, I'll be grateful of it. * Blender uses Z-up, so I'm transforming to be Y-up - which might be throwing off the tex coords. * Not currently handling multiple textures well yet, as I hard-coded brush 0 while trying to sort out the coords issue. (one thing at a time). Anyways... if anyone has any ideas for the problems... We can offer this up as a "community project" if you like, but they tend to die a death after a while, I've noticed. But I'm sure we must have one or two people who'd like to help? ;-) It has a lot of potential... Bones support shouldn't be too hard to add either, looking at the Blender docs. Other stuff too. Anybody interested? |
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| Is Blender using OpenGL? I think GL images/textures are upside down compared to Direct3D. You probably have to replace (u,v) with (u,1-v). |
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| im really glad u have been working on this Brucey, ive been looking for a way to get blender work to blitz3d for ever.. i read your previous posts as you were starting this, im gunna keep an eye on this one |
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| Didn't Shagwana do a blender to b3d exported once (no animation)? Found this thread. |
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