deepMesh3D - Irrlicht powered 3D Modeler
really good job Innesoft.
I am also impressed.
I am also impressed.
Strength and wisdom.
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Yeah, indeed it looks very professional and have some useful features. What I was surprised was that when I loaded some of my test models (skinned .b3d), which irrlicht loads without problem, was really messed up. Didn`t played much with the demo. Will take a better look when have some time and will.
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Edit: It's probably a bone/weight transformation problem with certain exports. Will fix.shadowslair wrote:Yeah, indeed it looks very professional and have some useful features. What I was surprised was that when I loaded some of my test models (skinned .b3d), which irrlicht loads without problem, was really messed up. Didn`t played much with the demo. Will take a better look when have some time and will.
If you send me the models I'll get it fixed for the next version, also could you tell me what you used to export them?
Thanks
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Will there be a plugin and/or scripting system? That would be the best new feature.
That would be illogical captain...
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@Innesoft: I`ve just made some simple skinned thingy: http://filebeam.com/2af1ae351a781f2775ebd2284989df47 . Exported via 3d max 9 and Blitz3dPipeline.
"Although we walk on the ground and step in the mud... our dreams and endeavors reach the immense skies..."
Yes, both plugins and scripting are planned for the near future. Certain features were held back from v1.0 until everything is stable.3DModelerMan wrote:Will there be a plugin and/or scripting system? That would be the best new feature.
Thanks, checking now..@Innesoft: I`ve just made some simple skinned thingy: http://filebeam.com/2af1ae351a781f2775ebd2284989df47 . Exported via 3d max 9 and Blitz3dPipeline.
Update: a new build of v1.0 (220411) will be available later today with .STL import/export support and minor bug fixes. shadowslair's bug is being looked into, but not fixed yet.
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Nice Tool!
When I import a DirectX(.x) model (containing 5600 vertices, exported from 3dMax) the optimization report tells me I have 170022 vertices.
After optimizing this mesh, like described in the user manual, it contains 5700 vertices, but a new .x export from DeepMesh creates a larger file again... this can't be right.
When I import a DirectX(.x) model (containing 5600 vertices, exported from 3dMax) the optimization report tells me I have 170022 vertices.
After optimizing this mesh, like described in the user manual, it contains 5700 vertices, but a new .x export from DeepMesh creates a larger file again... this can't be right.
Is the file larger in bytes or vertices? If it's just larger in bytes, it's because the ascii .x export from deepMesh could be more verbose than 3dsMax. The optimization is more about reducing vertices and cleaning up unnecessary data in the model, rather than compressing the output file.Escen wrote:Nice Tool!
When I import a DirectX(.x) model (containing 5600 vertices, exported from 3dMax) the optimization report tells my I have 170022 vertices.
After optimizing this mesh, like described in the user manual, it contains 5700 vertices, but a new .x export from DeepMesh creates a larger file again... this can't be right.
It shouldn't export more vertices than the optimized mesh, because the .x exporter doesn't unweld.
The problem is more likely to be the .x importer (which is based on the irrlicht one), and the export should be fine.
I'll investigate anyway, and all importers/exporters are being improved continually.
The deepMesh .dpm format specs can be found here. I wanted a format that basically provides 1:1 exports, so what you see in the editor is exactly the same for the export, and the third-party exports have a varying amount of support with some working better than others.fmx wrote:Very professional tool, congrats on getting it up and running
Can you provide more information about your deepMesh (.dpm) format, and why you decided to invent a new file format even though your program already supports many other types (collada, x, b3d, etc)?
I also wanted it to benefit from any optimizations done in the editor - for example, most of the model imports for irrlicht unweld the vertices, which slows your game down considerably. If you use the .dpm specs to write your own importer in your chosen language, it's going to be as efficient as possible, as it's designed to be parsed easily without unwelding, because all chunks (meshbuffer-->vertices-->triangles) are nested in the order you need them.
I can see a new irrlicht mesh Loader...The deepMesh .dpm format specs can be found here. I wanted a format that basically provides 1:1 exports, so what you see in the editor is exactly the same for the export, and the third-party exports have a varying amount of support with some working better than others.
Also this is a great tool, however the Animation system seems rather buggy, when I import a mesh all verts seem to be unwelded so that when I play a imported animation some vertices of the mesh are stretched all across the place while some remain stationary. This happens especially with .x and .ms3d formats.