Hi John,
Just as a note, I am looking at the included scripts (and not the linked
scripts). I believe the problem you are having is with the lines below.
for i in range(len(faces)):
f = faces[flist[i]]
n = normals[flist[i]]
s = s + ",%d" % len(f)
for v in f:
s = s + ",%d" % vindex[v]
s = s + ",%.17g,%.17g,%.17g" % (n[0], n[1], n[2])
s = s + "]"
print s
The problem is probably caused by the very last line above. This prints 's' to
std out (the console) instead of a file. This should probably be something like
(not tested - just a guide)
outfile.write(s)
outfline.close()
I would also like to add that string concatenation is not recommended in
Python. The better way to concatenate is to do something like:
S = []
s.append( 'test' )
s.append( ",{0}".format( vindex[v] ) )
s.append( ",%.17g,%.17g,%.17g" % (v[0], v[1], v[2]) )
# Join at the very end
" ".join(s)
Furthermore, the following can be easily written without the backslash (which
can be prone to errors if something appends anything after it (like non-CRLR
whitespace --or whatever Windows uses). Instead you can wrap things is
parenthesis
normals[sl[1]] = \
(string.atof(sl[2]), string.atof(sl[3]), string.atof(sl[4]))
Try this instead:
normals[sl[1]] = (string.atof(sl[2]),
string.atof(sl[3]), string.atof(sl[4]))
OR if you have a single long string.
Var = ( self.really_long_variable_name + some_other_really_long_variable +
what_another_really_long_variable ) # returns a single element
Be careful not to put a comma at the end of the parenthesis, because if you do
the statement will return a tuple instead.
Var = ( self.really_long_variable_name + some_other_really_long_variable +
what_another_really_long_variable, ) # returns a tuple with one
element
Ramit
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