Hi, I have a Terrain.OBJ file in the location "C:\". I want to convert it to Terrain.X using MeshConvert.exe so that I could import it in my DirectX Game. But when I input this:-

>meshconvert /x input C:\Terrain

I get a message saying: "Too many input files provided: Terrain".

Can anyone tell me the correct way of doing this PLEASE? .

When using absolute path as command line parameter it is common to place it in between quotes like "C:\Terrain..." . See if it works that way?

This didn't work I get this message: "Too many input files provided: C:\Terrain".

Put extension with file name: meshconvert /x "C:\Terrain.obj"

meshconvert /x "C:\Terrain.obj"

Gives me "Cannot Load Specified Input File".

I believe a part of it would be correct if I try this way:

meshconvert /x input "C:\Terrain.obj"

But then this gives me: "Too many input files provided: C:\Terrain.obj"

Just tried it myself doesn't work for me either. Sorry i never used this tool before, but parameters should be correct.

According to the MeshConvert.exe Project when we input the "filename", It's the same as "filename" in the function D3DXLoadMeshFromX(L"filename.x", ..........);

You are right the parameters should be correct!