Does anyone interested in webgl?

[finale00]

A regular list of triangles didn't work for a lot of the models.

[Ninja]

Look at the patterns at the start and further in

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42, 18,19,0, 1  ,0,1,2,    0,1,2,
42, 1,18,0,  1  ,3,0,2,    3,0,2,
42, 8,18,1,  1  ,4,0,3,    4,0,3,
42, 2,8,1,   1  ,5,4,3,    5,4,3,
42, 3,8,2,   1  ,6,4,5,    6,7,5,
42, 3,10,8,  1  ,6,7,4,    6,8,7,
42, 14,15,4, 1  ,8,9,10,   9,10,11,
42, 5,14,4,  1  ,11,8,10,  12,9,11,


42, 1095,1093,980,  1  ,555,541,556,  2463,2465,2458,
42, 1084,1094,1082, 1  ,527,530,531,  2466,2462,2438,
42, 1084,1096,1094, 1  ,527,554,530,  2443,2467,2462,
42, 1094,1096,987,  1  ,530,554,557,  2462,2467,2460,
42, 1096,1084,1097, 1  ,554,527,513,  2467,2468,2469,

42 followed by 3 numbers followed by a 1 followed by 3 numbers and 3 more numbers.
Guessing one of the sets of 3 numbers is the triangle list(referencing the vertices), one is the normals?, and one is the UV sets(pairs?)?

[finale00]

The normals and UV's are stored as separate lists so I guess that would make sense.
It would be nice if the list is consistent, otherwise parsing it would end up being checking each value one at a time...

lol ok I went and parsed it as you said and here's something..



http://db.tt/6WIjjqPK

This one: http://www.3dcg-arts.net/art/132

[dj082502]

Awesome~
Does your script cover the other sample?
132's texture files here.
http://www.3dcg-arts.net/s3/motionarts_ ... tc.png.png
http://www.3dcg-arts.net/s3/motionarts_ ... cA.png.png
http://www.3dcg-arts.net/s3/motionarts_ ... ce.png.png
http://www.3dcg-arts.net/s3/motionarts_ ... ir.png.png
http://www.3dcg-arts.net/s3/motionarts_ ... rA.png.png
http://www.3dcg-arts.net/s3/motionarts_ ... ow.png.png
http://www.3dcg-arts.net/s3/motionarts_ ... wA.png.png
http://www.3dcg-arts.net/s3/motionarts_ ... rt.png.png
http://www.3dcg-arts.net/s3/motionarts_ ... tA.png.png
http://www.3dcg-arts.net/s3/motionarts_ ... Up.png.png
http://www.3dcg-arts.net/s3/motionarts_ ... pA.png.png

[finale00]

It should.

[alon]

This is a great script! Thanks, finale00.
But, this script does not support all, and obj export is missing UVs.
http://www.mediafire.com/?phq3ja2hx56l5y5

[finale00]

I never added materials normals or UV because UV's are per-face and not per-vertex.

If I brute-forced it by creating new vertices it will take too long to process all that data.

[dj082502]

I'm not sure what's wrong.
http://www.3dcg-arts.net/api/model/get/three_format/307

[finale00]

That one has even more indices.

Just look at the 43's and you'll see that there are 13 more values before the next 43.

The ones that start with 42 have only 10 values after.

They might even be quads.

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43: 7,8,33,9; 13: 0,1,2,3 ; 0,1,2,3,

[alon]

An error has occurred while opening some *.webgl with Noesis.
http://www.3dcg-arts.net/api/model/get/ ... ormat/1067
Here is some information that will help you.
viewtopic.php?p=65628#p65628

[finale00]

The file is too big I'm not going to bother going through it and seeing where it messes up.
I pretty much assume they use JSON-like structure to store the model data and convert that to a dictionary in python.

[alon]

https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/
Is that site very different from 3dcg-arts?

[finale00]

I don't know. I would assume 3dcg wrote their own parser/viewer as well.

EDIT: nvm LOL it looks like they're using his library, or at least something that looks like it. Could be coincidence though, since minimizers probably spit out the same sort of things...

[Ares722]

Unfortunately most of the models can't be converted with the script and some of them are really high poly.
Sorry for this stupid question,but is theorically possilble to create a offline opengl viewer form the informations we have and ripp the model with opengl ripper like 3dvia?
Or we need to know more about the format to create a viewer?
I tried to dump directly from the web viewer in firefox, but the browser crashes when 3dvia starts ripping .

[o0DemonBoy0o]

how exactly did you get the model to show?
I tried but failed at getting these two
http://www.3dcg-arts.net/art/1222
http://www.3dcg-arts.net/art/317