Re: [Wikimediauk-l] 3D file formats.

2014-07-18 Thread WereSpielChequers
Thanks Geni,  would you be OK with that being copied to a discussion page on 
commons or meta?

Regards

Jonathan Cardy


 On 17 Jul 2014, at 20:14, geni geni...@gmail.com wrote:
 
 I can't remember who asked about this at the London meetup but options are:
 
 
 .X3D seems to be trying to become the web standard. We would want to modify 
 it a bit to support our preferred video and audio formats.
 
 .blend Native file format of blender 3D rendering software. Covered by 
 various versions of GPL. They also make films. The latest, Tears of Steel, is 
 not on commons because even the low res versions clock in at over 300MB. The 
 4K version is a bit over 6GB. In any case their films can be found on the 
 usual video sites.
 
 .Blend would perhaps be best treated as a raw data format with the renderings 
 exported to something else. On the other hand blender is probably the most 
 powerful free and open source tool for 3d work.
 
 From the 3D printing world we have .STL and .AMF. If supporting printable 
 objects is our prime interest they would be the way to go.
 
 
 
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Re: [Wikimediauk-l] 3D file formats.

2014-07-18 Thread geni
On 18 July 2014 09:43, WereSpielChequers werespielchequ...@gmail.com
wrote:

 Thanks Geni,  would you be OK with that being copied to a discussion page
 on commons or meta?

 Regards

 Jonathan Cardy



That would be fine.


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[Wikimediauk-l] 3D file formats.

2014-07-17 Thread geni
I can't remember who asked about this at the London meetup but options are:


.X3D seems to be trying to become the web standard. We would want to modify
it a bit to support our preferred video and audio formats.

.blend Native file format of blender 3D rendering software. Covered by
various versions of GPL. They also make films. The latest, Tears of Steel,
is not on commons because even the low res versions clock in at over 300MB.
The 4K version is a bit over 6GB. In any case their films can be found on
the usual video sites.

.Blend would perhaps be best treated as a raw data format with the
renderings exported to something else. On the other hand blender is
probably the most powerful free and open source tool for 3d work.

From the 3D printing world we have .STL and .AMF. If supporting printable
objects is our prime interest they would be the way to go.



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Re: [Wikimediauk-l] 3D file formats.

2014-07-17 Thread Edward Saperia
Very exciting! Is this discussion happening on wiki anywhere?

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On 17 July 2014 20:14, geni geni...@gmail.com wrote:

 I can't remember who asked about this at the London meetup but options are:


 .X3D seems to be trying to become the web standard. We would want to
 modify it a bit to support our preferred video and audio formats.

 .blend Native file format of blender 3D rendering software. Covered by
 various versions of GPL. They also make films. The latest, Tears of Steel,
 is not on commons because even the low res versions clock in at over 300MB.
 The 4K version is a bit over 6GB. In any case their films can be found on
 the usual video sites.

 .Blend would perhaps be best treated as a raw data format with the
 renderings exported to something else. On the other hand blender is
 probably the most powerful free and open source tool for 3d work.

 From the 3D printing world we have .STL and .AMF. If supporting printable
 objects is our prime interest they would be the way to go.



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