Export world as obj mesh

b1s · 06-23-2011 12:51 PM

Would be really awesome and usefull to be able to export the whole .world file as one single mesh.

This would deffienetly help us in the long run.
Maybe create an obj from terrain and then add as parts all the rest to that and then export that as a whole .obj file.

This would really help to create some certain props that needs the terrain mesh and some other meshes....

Zervox · 06-23-2011 03:08 PM

ExportObj(EE::mesh)

retrieving terrain meshes and add it to meshbase is already possible.

Mardok · 07-18-2011 07:40 PM

Code:

if(Kb.bp(KB_X))

   {

       Mesh mesh_temp;

       for(int x_pos = -100; x_pos<=100; x_pos++)

       {

            for(int z_pos = -100; z_pos<=100; z_pos++)

            {

                if (Game::Area *area = Game::World.areaActive(VecI2(x_pos, z_pos)))

                {

                    tile_counter +=1;

                    mesh_temp.add(area->data()->mshg.meshes(0));

                }

            }

       }

       mesh_temp.save("area.mesh");

   }

Next -> EE Converter - > convert to *.obj

I used this simple loop when i needed whole heightmap in 3dstudio max (i was making asphalt roads meshes).

Try scan containers and add whatever you want.

This is screenshot from BM heightmap in 3dsmax
[Image: beztytuuziu.jpg]

b1s · 07-22-2011 12:35 PM

Thanks this was very usefull.

Mardok · 07-24-2011 04:24 PM

Hi,

Before last update my code worked fine, now i have this error:

error C2440: 'initializing' : cannot convert from 'EE::Game::Area *' to 'EE::Grid<TYPE> *'

(07-18-2011 07:40 PM)Mardok Wrote:

Code:

if(Grid<Game::Area> *grid=Game::World.areaActive( VecI2(x_pos, z_pos ))) { Game::Area &area=(*grid)(); ...

I saw changes:
----------------------------------------------
-simplified grid.h header
-new member Grids::user
-classes used for Grid (such as Areas) now need to have changed constructor parameters from (C VecI2 &xy) to (C VecI2 &xy, Ptr grids_user)
-'Ptr grids_user' passed to Game::Area, Edit::Area, Net::Area constructors now points to the World object containing the area
----------------------------------------------

But i can't do this properly. Could someone explain how it should look? Without errors...

I need this tonight ^^ smile

Driklyn · 07-24-2011 07:36 PM

No need to use Grid anymore. Just simply:

Code:

if (Game::Area *area = Game::World.areaActive(VecI2(x, y)))

Export world as obj mesh
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