Tutorials for Artists
From Iris2
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=How to import an existing Model in Blender?= | =How to import an existing Model in Blender?= | ||
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# First of all download the [http://www.ogre3d.org/tikiwiki/OgreXmlConverter OgreXMLConverter] and put them in one folder. | # First of all download the [http://www.ogre3d.org/tikiwiki/OgreXmlConverter OgreXMLConverter] and put them in one folder. | ||
| - | # Just drop the file which you want to convert on the OgreXMLConverter.exe and get it done. However you have to look for the XML in the folder where the original file is. | + | # Just drop the mesh-file which you want to convert on the OgreXMLConverter.exe and get it done. However you have to look for the XML in the folder where the original file is. |
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| + | #So now download [http://www.ogre3d.org/tikiwiki/BlenderImport Blender Import for XML] | ||
| + | #Just copy the script into your .blender/scripts directory and restart blender. You should now have the option to import ogre meshes under File->Import. | ||
| + | #Note that you need Python 2.3.x for it to work. After installing python create an environment variable called PYTHON that contains the full path to your python.exe ("C:\python23\python.exe" for the default installation destination). | ||
| + | #The importer expects the material script(s) and all used textures to be in the | ||
| + | same directory as your mesh. | ||
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| - | + | * IMPORT_OGREXMLCONVERTER: this is the path to your copy of the | |
| + | OgreXMLConverter, if given and valid, you can import meshes directly | ||
| + | instead of converting them beforehand to mesh.xml files | ||
Using Blender for Iris 2 | Using Blender for Iris 2 | ||
