quote:Original post by cowsarenotevil
What did I do to deserve this?
[edited by - coWsaRenOtevIl on January 13, 2004 8:00:01 PM]
That''s funny!
Some sort of model-loading library?
That''s funny!
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Hello:
Visit http://www.gametutorials.com/Tutorials/opengl/OpenGL_Pg4.htm you may find something useful there.
Regards,
Nicosio
Visit http://www.gametutorials.com/Tutorials/opengl/OpenGL_Pg4.htm you may find something useful there.
Regards,
Nicosio
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quote:Original post by nicosio
Hello:
Visit http://www.gametutorials.com/Tutorials/opengl/OpenGL_Pg4.htm you may find something useful there.
Regards,
Nicosio
Um, you really didn''t need to ressurect this thread just to point me to those tutorials. I''ve read them (I never like gametutorials anyway, though) but the point of this thread was to find a working, optimized library that''s already done so that I don''t have to write my own loader that will probably end up slower than it should anyway.
"Unfortunatly, when I sent the email, instead of writing "Best Regards" I ended up writing "Best Retards." - boolean
I would suggest to design a XML format. It is easy to load (throught TinyXML) and its extremely flexible.
my ms3d loading code is very similar to the portalib code (at least in terms of accessing the file, my datastructures are different though) and it works on newer milkshape versions fine.
The only differences for new versions IIRC are the code that checks the version number has to be changed so it doesn''t return false if it''s a new version, and theres now an opacity map texture in materials - I just ignore it.
kulik is right: TinyXML rules ;¬) I use it to load my xml level descriptions. I wouldn''t use a text format for models though - too big.
The only differences for new versions IIRC are the code that checks the version number has to be changed so it doesn''t return false if it''s a new version, and theres now an opacity map texture in materials - I just ignore it.
kulik is right: TinyXML rules ;¬) I use it to load my xml level descriptions. I wouldn''t use a text format for models though - too big.
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