Hello,
you could also have a look to that :
http://codelab.fr/3862 (in french)
you will find python scripts to export .obj to [GEMglVertex3f] and also
a pyext object to fill vertices in a VBO
p.
Le samedi 02 mars 2013 à 10:42 -0800, ronni montoya a écrit :
> oh cool , but how can i read that tex
with the textfile object.
cheers
c
Le 02/03/2013 19:42, ronni montoya a écrit :
oh cool , but how can i read that text in pd?
cheers
R.
2013/3/2, Cyrille Henry :
hello,
a obj file already is coded as text.
so you don't have to do any convertion, just open it with a text editor!
cheers
c
oh cool , but how can i read that text in pd?
cheers
R.
2013/3/2, Cyrille Henry :
> hello,
>
> a obj file already is coded as text.
> so you don't have to do any convertion, just open it with a text editor!
>
> cheers
> c
>
>
> Le 02/03/2013 18:06, ronni montoya a écrit :
>> Hi, i was wondering
hello,
a obj file already is coded as text.
so you don't have to do any convertion, just open it with a text editor!
cheers
c
Le 02/03/2013 18:06, ronni montoya a écrit :
Hi, i was wondering how can i convert a 3d shape (obj file) into a
string of characters using Gem/pd?
Is it possible to g
Hi, i was wondering how can i convert a 3d shape (obj file) into a
string of characters using Gem/pd?
Is it possible to get a list with all the vertex values of a obj file using Gem?
If not, which other options do exist?
thanks in advance
R.
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