https://www.khronos.org/opengl/wiki/Vertex_RenderingLazov wrote:AceWell,The type of half-float appeared in new versions of Python, which do not support Windows XP.
What are the FF bytes? I heard about it, but I did not see such models. Can you give an example?
there is one attached to the post hereLazov wrote:Does anyone have a file with a model that uses "Triangle Strip" without 0xffff?
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Thank you!Sparagas wrote:Super nice app! I like it already
Tried on binary data, but got some noobish trouble, could you help me? main post is here:
viewtopic.php?f=16&t=10812&p=134144#p134144
Try installing:Ditta wrote:Please, tell how to run this program on Windows 7 x64? When I tried to run it, it required api-ms-win-crt-runtime-l1-1-0.dll. I downloaded these Dlls for both Win32 and Win64 versions, copied them in system\win32 and system\WoW64 folders, but it doesn't help. Now the program shows the error message 0xc000007b and I cannot run it. What to do to fix that issue?
Oh, sorry, these were the original sources of this model, and so the other sources for other models should be structured similarly. Although in WebGL all them are shown as actual geometry. Couldn't you tell which data exactly are missing to reconstruct the model? Is the file.osgys usable at all as a guide to get the right offsets and counts for mesh chunks or it contains the wrong description of the models' inner structure? I tested several models but have the same problems with generating faces. So I suspect that this varint encoding in the bin. files prevents to get the full info about faces. But your tool should work for more stable formats, purposed for Direct X, especially for game models, so thank you for your work.Lazov wrote:Ditta
Your files with models contain very little information. I did not find there any necessary data for building a model in the program.
