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What is wrong with just using Pitagora? you have the coordinates of the vertex, let's call them vx, vy and vz, and the coordinates of the empty, let's call them ex, ey and ez.to find their distance you first need the difference between the coordinates, so you need dx = vx-ex dy = vy-ey dz = vz-ez. I...

Wish windows had grep...grrr stupid search, um...

Cygwin, my man, is what you are looking for. Why should you need something that behaves like grep when you can have grep? Or alternatively there's also MinGW, which also comes handy if you want to compile Blender from source.

Actually documentation about the DDS format (used in several game models, btw) can be found on the Developer site . Some code for reading DDS files and converting them to TGA (but i believe losing mipmaps) can be found here , though I don't know on what licence is released and I would contact the de...

For my purposes multiple UV's per vertex rather than per face would suffice. My problem is that eventually I'd like to be able to re-export the modified mesh to the original NIF format, and while duplicating the faces would be a viable system for a few import operations (that decal example) it would...

Posted this on the Elysiun forums already, but I figure it's more pertinent here, so I'll just paste the post (sorry, I am kinda lazy :)). I am writing an importer for the Netimmerse file format (Morrowind files), and came across a spot of bother. The texturing information for the models allows for ...

Why not add all the dir's on the prefs. That would be great, and more than what I am looking for. For the moment I'll prompt the user for the texture folder, then. maybe I'll store the last one used, try to read the texture and if the file doesn't exist I'll prompt the user... that might work as well

I am in the process of writing an importer for the Netimmerse 4.0.0.2 file format. This is the format used for Morrowind's geometries, you can get the script in its current form from the NIFLA Yahoo group . At the moment you need to join the group to download the file, but feel free to redistribute ...