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> Did some one think about an upstream solution which would prevent > kind of an inconsistency in the way different 3D editors use the AC3D > I'm not optimistic about OSG reverting this feature. > Some editors seem to support "texrep" some other don't. > after each modification in a 3D editor which do not support "texrep". > This is really annoying, mostly because we will have to re-edit the files > restore the attribute manually after modifying.
#Unplanned translations with ac3d Patch
> Anyway - your patch is applied and I hope I allways remember to > objects, these go away after saving the file. ac file in AC3D that has texrep 1.0 1.0 entries for > tiling of a texture on an object's surfaces. > animations, such as in the case of kx165 (patch attached). > "texrep" value will not repeat any more. > Be advised that the texture repeat parsing of the osg ac3d loader On vendredi 17 octobre 2008, Alexis Bory - xiii wrote: Any attempts to change or extend the format outside of AC3D I thinkĪre misguided and cause more problems than they solve. Of AC3D modeler "defines" the most recent official version of the. I think you could make a pretty strong argument that the most recent version I'll post an email to the osg list, see if > I consider this a bug in the osg ac3d loader. > entries for objects, these go away after saving the file. > This will break many texture animations for models created in AC3D. > So a missing attribute shall default to 1.0/1.0 and does so in AC3D. The texture repeat values for the tiling of > On Fri, at 11:14 AM, Torsten Dreyer wrote: > Grand prize is a trip for two to an Open Source event anywhere in the world > Build the coolest Linux based applications with Moblin SDK & win great prizes > This SF.Net email is sponsored by the Moblin Your Move Developer's challenge > contribution/opinion ratio isn't the worst here in the project. > already reported the bug.) But in case you are worried: my > verified *if* osg sets texrep defaults wrongly.
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> investigated myself, which was not the case here. I just feel better reporting bugs that I have observed and > The bo105 doesn't use texture repetition, so this wasn't a priority > Needless to say,"someone" who wouldn't bother working around > * Tatsuhiro Nishioka - Friday 17 October 2008: On Fri, at 10:07 PM, Melchior FRANZ wrote: I do know that you're a great contributor. Oh, I just want to tease you, so never mind. J'ai décidé d'être heureux parce que c'est bon pour la santé. > individual objects :) ?, and then to redraw the right texture.
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> With that ac format it must be done a merge of every surface which are
#Unplanned translations with ac3d windows
> Unfortunately, since i have thrown away every Windows systems i have lost > Oh- I just forgot: the exporter itself is under GNU GPL! > of plib is gone and OSG doesn't support this file. > So maybe we can get back the ASW20 which is broken, since the. > A converting tool for blender which converts models from Blender MSFS X > I didn't try this yet, but it sounds awsome: > On samedi 18 octobre 2008, Heiko Schulz wrote: On samedi 18 octobre 2008, gerard robin wrote: To learn more about Xunison, visit or watch our product video detailing X-Brain capabilities on YouTube. We believe strongly in the X-Brain as a unique product for the market and we're looking forward to educating more customers on its benefits and really gaining some traction this year. We're also hearing from companies in cyber security, telecoms, retail and other emerging industries - so we're excited to have the chance to work with them in the future. We met with producers from the cable network AMC at CES, who filmed a spotlight on X-Brain and mentioned it as a top smart home product to watch for. We're excited to see a good amount of momentum and interest in X-Brain thus far in 2019. What are Xunsions's goals for 2019 and beyond? We strongly believe that Z-Wave will continue to see growth and attention, and we want to be a part of that growth.Ĥ. Why did Xunison join the Z-Wave Alliance?Īs the use of Z-Wave is a central proof point for the X-Brain, our flagship product, we wanted to be a part of all of the great work the Alliance is doing in the industry to garner interest and support for Z-Wave. This includes support for smart home features like energy management or security.ģ. Users can easily add and manage Z-Wave devices and use the X-Brain platform as their only interface for their smart home system, instead of having to toggle between various apps. The X-Brain supports Z-Wave in the gateway functionality, making it a central hub for smart home devices. How do you incorporate Z-Wave technology into your products?