I boot into Windows for some games, but for day-to-day stuff, I'm in OS X. The other reason you don't want me writing a GUI is because (deep dark secret here) I work primarily on a Mac. | grep 'msh$' | xargs python da2obj.py it'll convert a whole directory for me., Much faster than booting a GUI converter. If I'm going to be doing multiple files, I prefer the command line. For one or a few files, loading them into a 3D program is the easiest way for me to work because that's where I will edit or convert them.

Honestly, I haven't given it any thought myself. Well, 3DS Max and Blender both provide a better UI than I'm likely to come up with Sirew wrote:Hi guys, have you ever thought doing converter, with UI?, with just a click of a button and not using any command to convert, just asking Here's the desire demon imported - I had to manually load the image and body texture (face diffuse = 16511.dds, body diffuse = 9902.dds, eyeball diffuse = 16510.dds - there are normal maps also, but they don't appear to be tangent space normal maps or object space normal maps, so not sure how to use them yet). (IMPORT_OT_msh.bl_idname, text='Dragon Age 2 Mesh (.msh)')īpy.types.INFO_MT_file_import.append(menu_func)īpy.types.INFO_MT_file_import.remove(menu_func) # to the class instance from the operator settings before calling.įilepath = StringProperty(name='File Path', description='Filepath used for importing the OBJ file', maxlen= 1024, default= '') # List of operator properties, the attributes will be assigned Raise (IOError, 'The selected input file is not a *.msh file') Obmesh = (basename,me_ob)Ĭhecktype = filename.split('\').split('.') # me_ob.uv_textures.foreach_set('co', unpack_list(uvArray)) # uvtex.foreach_set('co', unpack_list(uvArray)) # me_ob.uv_textures.new(basename + '_uv_' + str(i)) #add material to the mesh list of materials Uvtex = me_ob.uv_textures.new() #add one uv textureīlender_tface.uv1 = faceUVArray #uv = (0,0)īlender_tface.uv2 = faceUVArray #uv = (0,0)īlender_tface.uv3 = faceUVArray #uv = (0,0) This version is based on the script posted with this timestampĪll credit to chrrox for figuring the format out.Į = int((h > 10) & 0x0000001f) # exponent This is a straight port of the 3DS Max Script from this forum 'description': 'Import Dragon Age 2 Mes (.msh)', 'name': 'Import Dragon Age 2 Mesh files (.msh)',

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