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I quickly made out a Blender add-on to import the binary *.rip files from NinjaRipper. This is a nearly 1:1 clone of the 3dsmax script. Enjoy

https://github.com/Dummiesman/RipImport

It supports most of the things that the 3dsmax importer supports

Excellent, this will be really useful!

Use Ninja Ripper to import them to 3DS Max, then export them to a format usable by Blender.

JenniferRussell wrote:Use Ninja Ripper to import them to 3DS Max, then export them to a format usable by Blender.

But why use 2 pieces of software if you can use just 1?
Plus many people don't have 3DS Max, myself for example, I don't use, or like the software, I use Maya instead, but others use Blender instead.

lionheartuk wrote:

JenniferRussell wrote:Use Ninja Ripper to import them to 3DS Max, then export them to a format usable by Blender.

But why use 2 pieces of software if you can use just 1?
Plus many people don't have 3DS Max, myself for example, I don't use, or like the software, I use Maya instead, but others use Blender instead.

Exactly. I don't know what kind of point they are trying to make. Many thanks to the maker of this useful addon.

Hello, I've been using this NinjaRipper addon for Blender:
https://github.com/angavrilov/blender-i ... injaripper

Are there any note worthy improvements in Dummiesman's addon compared to angavrilov's addon?

I haven't had any major issues with angavrilov's addon yet.

Curtain wrote:Hello, I've been using this NinjaRipper addon for Blender:
https://github.com/angavrilov/blender-i ... injaripper

Are there any note worthy improvements in Dummiesman's addon compared to angavrilov's addon?

I haven't had any major issues with angavrilov's addon yet.

Which version of Blender are you using for this angavrilov's addon, please ?

I've updated this plugin to Blender 2.8
https://github.com/xpawelsky/RipImport

lionheartuk wrote: ↑Tue Jun 20, 2017 9:50 am

JenniferRussell wrote:Use Ninja Ripper to import them to 3DS Max, then export them to a format usable by Blender.

But why use 2 pieces of software if you can use just 1?
Plus many people don't have 3DS Max, myself for example, I don't use, or like the software, I use Maya instead, but others use Blender instead.

Don't know what you're on about, 3DS Max is very good, and I use it both with Blender, so sucks for you.

BHSniper wrote: ↑Fri Apr 19, 2019 6:59 am

lionheartuk wrote: ↑Tue Jun 20, 2017 9:50 am

JenniferRussell wrote:Use Ninja Ripper to import them to 3DS Max, then export them to a format usable by Blender.

But why use 2 pieces of software if you can use just 1?
Plus many people don't have 3DS Max, myself for example, I don't use, or like the software, I use Maya instead, but others use Blender instead.

Don't know what you're on about, 3DS Max is very good, and I use it both with Blender, so sucks for you.

Probably not smart to Necro a 2 year old thread especially when you don't seem to have any idea what was being discussed at the time.

BHSniper wrote: ↑Fri Apr 19, 2019 6:59 am

lionheartuk wrote: ↑Tue Jun 20, 2017 9:50 am

JenniferRussell wrote:Use Ninja Ripper to import them to 3DS Max, then export them to a format usable by Blender.

But why use 2 pieces of software if you can use just 1?
Plus many people don't have 3DS Max, myself for example, I don't use, or like the software, I use Maya instead, but others use Blender instead.

Don't know what you're on about, 3DS Max is very good, and I use it both with Blender, so sucks for you.

ninjaRipper is one piece of software, 3DS max is another, Blender is another.
Importing into Max, then into Blender is a 2 step process, importing into max and then blender is a 3 step process.

You're defending a piece of software without reading the context it was in, or reading that it wasn't attacked at any point.

If you're a Blender user, what possible reason would you have to go and use 3DS max as an import/export software if you can just import straight into Blender.

aaro4130 wrote: ↑Fri Sep 30, 2016 9:00 am I quickly made out a Blender add-on to import the binary *.rip files from NinjaRipper. This is a nearly 1:1 clone of the 3dsmax script. Enjoy

https://github.com/Dummiesman/RipImport

It supports most of the things that the 3dsmax importer supports

This plug-in does not seem to support blender 2.79b

sos123 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 25, 2019 8:45 am

aaro4130 wrote: ↑Fri Sep 30, 2016 9:00 am I quickly made out a Blender add-on to import the binary *.rip files from NinjaRipper. This is a nearly 1:1 clone of the 3dsmax script. Enjoy

https://github.com/Dummiesman/RipImport

It supports most of the things that the 3dsmax importer supports

This plug-in does not seem to support blender 2.79b

It works in Blender 2.79b.

Open Blender 2.79b, go to User Preferences, Add-ons, and type 'rip' into the search box.
Once you located the installed NinjaRipper add-on, you should see the following descriptions:
- Description: Import RIP files
- Location: File > Import
- Author: Dummiesman
- Version: 0.0.1

If you have different Ninja Ripper add-ons installed, enable one and disable the others.

Curtain wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2019 4:04 am

sos123 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 25, 2019 8:45 am

aaro4130 wrote: ↑Fri Sep 30, 2016 9:00 am I quickly made out a Blender add-on to import the binary *.rip files from NinjaRipper. This is a nearly 1:1 clone of the 3dsmax script. Enjoy

https://github.com/Dummiesman/RipImport

It supports most of the things that the 3dsmax importer supports

This plug-in does not seem to support blender 2.79b

It works in Blender 2.79b.

Open Blender 2.79b, go to User Preferences, Add-ons, and type 'rip' into the search box.
Once you located the installed NinjaRipper add-on, you should see the following descriptions:
- Description: Import RIP files
- Location: File > Import
- Author: Dummiesman
- Version: 0.0.1

If you have different Ninja Ripper add-ons installed, enable one and disable the others.

Thank you!

This step did succeed.

Do you have tools to import DAT and dfont files into blender?

sos123 wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2019 11:00 am
Thank you!

This step did succeed.

Do you have tools to import DAT and dfont files into blender?

Sorry, I don't know anything about dfont or dat files.
I did a quick google search for, "Blender import dat files", and there were a few results related to something called LDraw.
Not sure if that is what you are looking for.