I've been reading about COLLADA lately, and I was wondering if anyone knew of any good libraries out there for parsing COLLADA files. I've looked for COLLADA DOM, and fCOLLADA, but couldn't find them. What I'd really like (but doubt exists) is if some one decided to write some sort of serialization library that'll load the parts of the COLLADA file you need, then output it to a binary file format organized to my liking.
Any ideas on how to work with COLLADA files? I've thought about parsing through it using tinyXML to load what I need into memory for output, but I really dunno.
COLLADA To Engine-Specific Format
http://assimp.sourceforge.net/ may be worth looking at. It handles the import for you, so you don't have to worry about parsing the COLLADA file. It supports formats other than COLLADA as well
As a Assimp-developer I can recommend AssImp as well . If you need some ideas how to use it you can look at the current Clan-Lib-release. Their moved to assimp, too.
Kimmi
Kimmi
I tried building assimp, but I got a build-time error under Xcode 4 since the project was old. Noticed the COLLADA support after reading both of your posts. Very nice!
Thanks!
Thanks!
http://pycollada.github.com/ is actively developed by someone I work with and worth a look
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