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 From:  Michael Gibson
240.14 In reply to 240.12 
> By the way, which types of data may be included in the exported .obj file by MoI.
> <...>
> something else?

Nope, that's all of it for now. Eventually material support will be added once MoI actually has render materials.

- Michael
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 From:  Michael Gibson
240.15 In reply to 240.13 
> Export to Google Sketchup works fine with the gobetween Blender Obj -->dxf :)

Yup, but it sure would be nice to bring n-gons into Sketchup since Sketchup does support multi-sided polygons.

It's really unfortunate that Sketchup does not read .obj files right now.


> Ok I have seen it! It's Up page right corner in MoI ! :)

Yup, that's brand new for the last beta.

- Michael
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 From:  Frenchy Pilou (PILOU)
240.16 In reply to 240.15 

Hi Michael
I have found a Ruby script for import OBJ file format in Sketchup :)
http://www.crai.archi.fr/RubyLibraryDepot/Ruby/RUBY_Library_Depot.htm

Not yet tested but... suspense If it's works that's a true gem :):)
You must have this progressBar.rb
and the principal script : Objloader.rb
All is free and must put into the folder Plugins of GoogleSketchup http://sketchup.google.com/

I will test that :)

oups don't more exist :(

EDITED: 5 Dec 2006 by PILOU

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 From:  Michael Gibson
240.17 In reply to 240.16 
> oups don't more exist :(

Too bad! :(
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 From:  Frenchy Pilou (PILOU)
240.18 In reply to 240.17 

No Refound it here :)

http://forum.sketchup.com/showthread.php?t=72133
and you can load the file objloader.rb (slide the page)
he said "Still doesn't handle negative face indices, i am working on it"
hum hum :)

Progress bar can be found here http://www.smustard.com/script/ProgressBar and press download up page right corner

Suspense again !

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 From:  Michael Gibson
240.19 In reply to 240.18 
Cool!

> he said "Still doesn't handle negative face indices, i am working on it"

That's ok for MoI - MoI never writes negative face indices (it is an optional way to structure the OBJ file).

- Michael
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 From:  Michael Gibson
240.20 In reply to 240.18 
But looking at that code, it looks a little bit too basic - it seems to only gather just 3 points per face, so I think it is assuming that there are only triangles in the .obj file... :(

- Michael
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 From:  Frenchy Pilou (PILOU)
240.21 In reply to 240.19 

Loaded and launch it ; all is installed inside the menu Plugin but when you press a filename OBJ nothing appears and seems actived :(
I have tested on litlle object simple cube, octogon or big like the canon
Never seen the progressbar !
It's a pity ! Maybe the next time !
So you must code your own ketchup Obj import I presume for more cool results :)
Seems not too complicated :D
Format obj is a free format or copyright format?

EDITED: 5 Dec 2006 by PILOU

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 From:  Michael Gibson
240.22 In reply to 240.21 
> Format obj is a free format or copyright format?

It's an open, documented format.
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 From:  terrageneric (ERICDAURAT)
240.23 In reply to 240.22 
Hi everybody!
it seems that I started a real discussion issue: I 'am impressed, and your discussions extend to chinese subjects for such a beginer like me :).
Anyway, I will try Blender as go between, waiting for a new release of MoI, with that export function.
Thank you, Michael (and wonder Pilou!), for being so close and reactive, in front of modest users like me.
It's always very agreable to feel involvement, wherever it is!
If anything else, i'll let you know,
in the meanwhile, thank you and take care!!!!!
friendly
Eric
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