Subject: Exports 2004-09-18 - By Dunbar
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Thank you for so much info,
I will have to search the web for Blitz3D and UU3Ds' websites.
Have you be able to find a DirectX9 plugin for Maya? So far I havent found
any as of yet. But I am able to convert Maya to .X using DeepExploration. I
tested the conversion by using DirectX9s SDK Mesh Viewer, so far the models
and texures convert perfect, next I'm going to test how anim. holds up.
What level of skill would you need to work with Blitz3D. Do you have any
screen shots or links to projects you've been working on using Maya and this
game engine. Thanks again for you time and info.
takecare,
Dunbar
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> Greetings Dunbar:
> Sorry for not answering you sooner. I am doing some dev with the Blitz3D
> engine. Poly meshes can be exported from maya by exporting as *.x
(directX
> format), and bringing into Blitz. The V direction of UV maps has to be
> flipped, but it works well. Animations can be exported the same way,
except
> that the *.x file then needs to be opened into a little program called
> Ultimate Unwrap 3D, and saved in B3D format, native to the Blitz3D engine.
> The frame rate has to be scaled way down, but then it works very well, at
> least so far.
> I like Blitz because I am not a hard core C/C++ programmer, and Blitz is
> simple, robust, and it works.
> I am using Blitz3d in teaching an upper level course here at Bowling Green
> State University, and we are able to interact with our Blitz worlds in a
> large, stereographic projection environment called The Geowall. Blitz can
> also be networked multiplayer, although I have not gone there yet.
>
> Greg
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