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i've looked around, tried a few versions of blender from aur,
and have yet to encounter a version that comes pre-equiped with AC3D import/export support.
some of the guys in #blender on freenode inform me their 2.49 versions have it, and that it's not yet in 2.5 versions.
i dont mind using 2.49... so long as i can get AC3d to work.
anyone else using blender? and have AC3D support, in archlinux?
if so, how so, and can i get a link to the script? ![]()
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lol. classic. and the very next google search, i find what looks to be it. http://www.koders.com/python/fid3F45792 … 8DE46.aspx & http://www.koders.com/python/fid55B4071 … 5FEE9.aspx
... trying it out now. might have to mark this soved before anyone else even sees it. .. hopefully. ^_^
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looks good, added to ~/.blender/scripts, ac3d_import.py & ac3d_export.py, and am using the 2.49b-1 from pacman (not the -2 from aur, incase that makes a difference), restarted, and the .ac option is added to both import and export submenus. yet to try them out, but i'll mark it solved already anyway]
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premature. they're there... but wont open any .ac files. probably too old a script.
help still sought.
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found
/usr/share/blender/scripts/ac3d_export.py
/usr/share/blender/scripts/ac3d_import.py
though the files in this directory are clearly not being recognised by blender, so added these two to ~/.blender/scripts, but still cannot import .ac files.
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Last edited by Digit (2010-11-24 10:43:34)
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got it working now. in 2.49b. idk what else i did besides what i've jibber-jabbered in the op, (and having restarted the laptop after it decided to switch itself off from overheating), but import is working now ~*tests-export*~ and so is export. hehe, thankyou arch linux forums for humoring me while i think out aloud. ^_^
Last edited by Digit (2010-11-24 10:45:11)
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