finally - (well, not really but I think that's all what I want to do):
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To get
hex2obj working you'll need
1) the zipped version 0.22 and
2) hex2obj_0.23
g.exe
from Xentax:
viewtopic.php?f=29&t=10894
Extract the first zip to a folder of your choice. Then copy hex2obj_0.23g.exe into it.
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There are 247 H2O files of which each can used by
hex2obj to create a bike's submesh.
If you decide to use
hex2obj's multimesh feature on ALL H2Os at once
be sure to have the
RelFI checkBox checked (view pic below) else about 800 MB of obj data will be created!
YOU have been WARNED!
With the RelFI checkbox checked there will be 20 MB only.
Naming of the submeshes by numbers only is a little bit poor, admitted.
To give you some overview I've sorted the H2O files into subfolders.
Load the
BIKE001.BIN (8.7 MB, not included) into hex2obj_0.23g then select any H2O file in
the
example_bike subfolder (view attachment).
Then choose File "SaveAs Mmesh".
Some obj files will be created in the folder where the *.bin file resides.
Use the load_multi_obj_blender2.69.py python script
to get the obj files loaded into blender.
Code: Select all
When executing load_multi_obj_blender2.69.py in a blender Text Editor window with alt-p
make sure to have set "path_to_obj_dir" to YOUR *.bin/*.obj directory.
Just replace ('O:\\', 'Eigene Dateien\\Downloads\\Samples\\Ride')
Alt-p should import the obj files in that folder into blender.
(Make sure that there's no obj contained in a maybe existing subfolder.)
(numbering in the outliner window of blender 2.49 is a little bit weird;
in blender 2.69 you can be sure that BIKE001_128 represents BIKE001_128.obj)
(There are 8 objx files with a vertex count of 0. They are created for debugging purposes only.)
Numbering of H2O and obj files is async. First line in each obj file reveals its H2O "source".
Some H2O files may contain an incorrect vertex start address. Feel free to fix this.
example_bike.JPG
The H2O files to be used with
hex2obj:
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