If you only hit "G", your selection will move on all the axis' at once! Not always bad but it's much easier to make sure you hit an axis key before you start dragging things around. Hotkeys to replace the widget are "G" for "grab" and "x, y, z" for the axis you want to drag along. If you pull on one of his branches, your selection will be dragged along that branches axis. This little tool only shows up in object mode and edit mode. The little arrows in the center of the mesh are your transform widget. Our view is currently aligned to look down on the mesh from the top. (some blue, others yellow).Ĭhances are, you screen looks something like this when you start up Blender. This should cause the window to be filled with some text boxes and big buttons. To test that this was successful (and that you installed the exporter right) click on the "scripts" button again.įrom the list, highlight "Export" and from there select "OGRE meshes". The very last thing on the menu is "update menus". On the header where you found that grid button, it should have a new button called "scripts".Ĭlick on it to get another drop menu. your screen should change to be nearly blank. There will be an option near the end that says "scripts". To do this, find the little square on your screen that currently is filled with a small grid pattern.Ĭlick on it to open a narrow drop menu. The black window will remain, but the Blender program should now be up and running.īlender needs a prompt to locate newly installed scripts.
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If it doesn't "get it", Python didn't install properly. A black window should open with the dialog "Compiled with python version #.#.# Checking for python.got it!". Let's take a moment to make sure everything is in it's place. But again, you can install this anywhere. I let mine make a new folder like the python did, to make it easier to find. Lastly, install/open OgreCommandLine tools. My computer->local drive->documents and settings->your data file (should have your name)->application data->blender foundation->blender->.blender->scripts Make sure the exporter script finds it's way to the scripts folder. (ok ya, just install normally, it'll make it's own folder). If I remember (it has been a few years) Python should install fairly normally to. You can run it to test it/play with it if you like. Run the blender install as you would any other program. XML converter (it's at the bottom of the page) The exporter for lower versions of Blender (hay! that's what hammy uses!) You can get these by following the links provided:īlender version 2.49a (OMG, it's the one IT prefers!) xml mesh, and they will automatically convert them to. OgreCommandLine Tools: these are the magic makers. Ogre mesh exporter: simply put, it's a script that will allow you to export your mesh into a. You know, like the ones that let you import and export your work. Python: while you don't need this if you plan on meshing and never using your mesh for anything than to look nice in blender, you do need it for running all your scripts. It has all the tools you need to make spiffy meshes, set armatures, animate, record, render, and even build a video game! Wow. It's be like trying to make a flash video without flash. OgreCommandLine Tools (exactly the way it looks)īlender: without this, you simply cannot mesh. The Ogre mesh exporter compatible with your version of Blender. Your first task to procure the following programs and scripts:Ī working Python (no, not a big snake in a hardhat. how to create a simple UV and materials link links for downloading old versions of necessary files This is an old old OOLLLLDDDD tutorial that I originally had posted to the FeralHeart site (and later moved a copy to a personal forum).
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