как открыть ac3d в blender

The file format instructions are a little confusing. ...The first 4 bits (flags & 0xF) is the type ...The first 4 bits are those to the right because hex numbers are read and stored from right to left! So the "0" in the "30" is the type, and means it's a face. The "0" is the first 4 bits!It can be very confusing.

mr_no wrote on :0000000001 = 1 Low flag means face is smooth.0000000010 = 2 High flag means face is double sided.Thats what I thought, because it said the first 4 bits are for the type and the second 4 bits for the shading. But the first 4 bits are only the first if you store the byte as little-endian... But yes, you are right

mr_no wrote:mr_no_blenderAC3D_03022012.zip This preliminary script will import anything except that one big n-gon. N-gons are faces that have more than 4 vertices, and are not supported in Blender. They can however be converted to triangles. I did that in my newer script tests, but the uv maps present a challenge. I need to look into that.TheTom wrote on :Also the .ac files has some strange surface codes (0,1,2 allowed but 3 used...). Where does this file come from?SURF 0x30 is allowed. 0000000001 = 1 Low flag means face is smooth.0000000010 = 2 High flag means face is double sided.1+2=3 means the face is both smooth and double sided.

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