Difference between revisions of "3dm2sculpt"

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3dm2sculpt

Converter for .3dm Files from MoI (or Rhino, see 'Limits' and 'discussion') to Sculpt Map (.TGA)

How to use ?

Copy the 3dm2sculpt.exe File to the Folder where you save your .3dm Files.

Drag and Drop a .3dm File on 3dm2sculpt.exe.

If it worked, you will find a new .tga File in the same Folder.

Note : if a File of the same Name exists, it will be overwritten.

Alternative : use the command Line like "3dm2sculpt mycuteobject.3dm"

Where to Download ?

Mod Version: (if it doesn't work, you may need to install this)

here (128x128) (Hosted by Darien Caldwell)
here (64x64) (Link unavailable)
here (32x32) (Link unavailable)

Old Version:

here (Link unavailable)
or here (Link unavailable)

Updated :

Normals should be OK now :)
TGA size changed from 64x64 to 128x128
Object is now centered correctly
Multiple Objects are exported as numbered .TGA Files
Fixed broken File, this Time as .ZIP
Output Image flipped horizontally

Limits

The Object needs perfect UV Coordinates. Each surface of an object will be output in it's own file. The user will have to manually stitch multi-surface objects together with a image editing application.

Warning : this Program is new and needs more testing, make sure to use the Preview in the Upload Dialog.

Who did it ?

Cindy Crabgrass started it with a lot of help from Michael Gibson, author of MoI (Moment of Inspiration) and then Strife Onizuka took the provided source and embellished it.

Questions ? Comments ? Did it work or Crash ?

Works with Rhino

It does work with Rhino-generated *.3dm files under certain, rather specific conditions which are not very intuitive to the novice Rhino user (which I most certainly am). I have a web page on using Rhino in combination with 3dm2sculpt which I intend to maintain and update regularly.

Designing in Rhino for Second Life

Thanks so very much to Cindy Crabgrass and associates for their fine work.

Hope this helps. Aplonis Ember

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 ===Where to Download ?===
-[http://url.file.am/?DtyKz here]
+'''Mod Version:''' (if it doesn't work, you may need to install [http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=200B2FD9-AE1A-4A14-984D-389C36F85647&displaylang=en  this])
+*[http://home.comcast.net/~volfin/3dm2sculpt.zip here (128x128)] (Hosted by Darien Caldwell)
+*[http://home.comcast.net/~mailerdaemon/3dm2sculpt-64.zip here (64x64)] (Link unavailable)
+*[http://home.comcast.net/~mailerdaemon/3dm2sculpt-32.zip here (32x32)] (Link unavailable)
+'''Old Version:'''
+*[http://url.file.am/?DtyKz here] (Link unavailable)
+*[http://www.bestsharing.com/files/DlHRB280768/3dm2sculpt.zip.html or here] (Link unavailable)
 '''Updated :'''
 * Normals should be OK now  :)
-* TGA size changed from 32x32 to 64x64
+* TGA size changed from 64x64 to 128x128
 * Object is now centered correctly
 * Multiple Objects are exported as numbered .TGA Files
@@ Line 25: / Line 32: @@
 ====Limits====
-the Object needs perfect UV Coordinates and must have only one Surface (like the Apple, Banana...)
+The Object needs perfect UV Coordinates. Each surface of an object will be output in it's own file. The user will have to manually stitch multi-surface objects together with a image editing application.
 '''Warning''' : this Program is new and needs more testing, make sure to use the Preview in the Upload Dialog.
 ===Who did it ?===
-Cindy Crabgrass with a lot of help from Michael Gibson, author of [http://moi3d.com/ MoI (Moment of Inspiration) ]
+{{User|Cindy Crabgrass}} started it with a lot of help from Michael Gibson, author of [http://moi3d.com/ MoI (Moment of Inspiration)] and then {{User|Strife Onizuka}} took the provided source and embellished it.
 Questions ? Comments ? Did it work or Crash ?
+===Works with Rhino===
+It does work with Rhino-generated *.3dm files under certain, rather specific conditions which are not very intuitive to the novice Rhino user (which I most certainly am). I have a web page on using Rhino in combination with 3dm2sculpt which I intend to maintain and update regularly.
+[http://starling.us/rhino Designing in Rhino for Second Life]
+Thanks so very much to Cindy Crabgrass and associates for their fine work.
+Hope this helps. {{User|Aplonis Ember}}