Scratch

vertices:

1.186841
1.184794
-0.958061
1.186841
1.184794
-0.964472
1.186841
1.175432
-0.964472
1.207944

and lines

1
2
1
5
4
6
1
4
4
7

but It has got alot of lines say 10,000

They look good to me.
You might try re-downloading my project and import those lists again.
It might be that your file corrupted or changed somehow.
That's my best guess.

It works thanks 
but how would you make it bigger it is quite small

I found a way to make a 3D "wheel" to control rotation. its i little better tha nscratch's sliders

I needed to mention this here:
RHY3756547 wrote an excellent ".OBJ Reader" project, this could greatly simplify importing 3d models into scratch.
http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/RHY3756547/770414

hi jellytelly, sorry for the slow response.  the next step is 3d projection- translating your 3d data (x, y, z) into your 2d screen (x, y).  another RHY3756547 project tried to explain how it works: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/RHY3756547/799909

My goodness I somehow missed this before! This is very exciting! I was going to offer to make an online php parser to turn the blender system into one Scratch can read. What does the file look like if you export the entire shape, not just the wireframe? It might be an idea to get the parser to optionally filter out everything but the wireframe which would make exporting from Blender faster?

I would also suggest putting both values into one file rather than two with a separator character on one line such as '%' Only one .txt file will then need importing and the Scratch project can take a moment when the project starts to seperate the file into two lists if it's not done it yet.

I've seen a wireframe drawing of a computer desk, monitor and chair - oh, it's yours    Well I guess you know that the flash player allows more complex wireframes then 

So is it worth me putting together a php parser for this? It shouldn't take long.

EDIT: I should really get blender...

Last edited by sparks (2011-07-26 06:10:08)

Paddle2See wrote:

As promised, here is a script in Python that will parse vertex and line files from your blender files.  I'm a bit of a newbie in Python so don't make fun of it...there's probably a way to do it in two lines, if you know what you're doing.  But, it should work and that's what counts.  Adjust the file paths to fit your environment.

Code:

# Define file paths as a raw string and every kind of catalog well work, else some catalog with sensitive characters won't work.

Infile = "c:\users\owner\desktop\Blender Data File.txt"
Outfile1 ="c:\users\owner\desktop\Vertices.txt"
Outfile2 ="c:\users\owner\desktop\Lines.txt"

# Open files

vertices = open(Outfile1,'w')   
lines =    open(Outfile2,'w')
inp =      open(Infile,'r')

# Process the input file, one line at a time

for input_line in inp:
    
    field = input_line.split()   # Split line into fields on whitespace
    
    if field[0].startswith('v'):            # Lines that start with "v"
        vertices.write(field[1]+'\r\n')     # Adding Return and Newline chars
        vertices.write(field[2]+'\r\n')
        vertices.write(field[3]+'\r\n')
        
    if field[0].startswith('f'):            # Lines that start with "f"
        lines.write(field[1]+'\r\n')
        lines.write(field[2]+'\r\n')

# Close all the files

vertices.close()
lines.close()
inp.close()

The catalog wouldn't work so well if you don't add a 'r' at the front to make it raw string. And what is '\s', all i know is that it makes the outputs returns not work, it looks good at first but then if you try to import it in to scratch then the problem will show, every line's return is glitched out. if you go back to the file and save it, every return will reveal it's glitch so i have change it in to a right return with '\n'.

a better version with the catalog bug fixed would be

# Define file paths

Infile = r"c:\your own catalog"
Outfile1 =r"c:\your own catalog2"
Outfile2 =r"c:\your own catalog3"

# Open files

vertices = open(Outfile1,'w')   
lines =    open(Outfile2,'w')
inp =      open(Infile,'r')

# Process the input file, one line at a time

for input_line in inp:
    
    field = input_line.split()   # Split line into fields on whitespace
    
    if field[0].startswith('v'):            # Lines that start with "v"
        vertices.write(field[1]+'\n')     # Adding Return and Newline chars
        vertices.write(field[2]+'\n')
        vertices.write(field[3]+'\n')
        
    if field[0].startswith('f'):            # Lines that start with "f"
        lines.write(field[1]+'\n')
        lines.write(field[2]+'\n')

# Close all the files

vertices.close()
lines.close()
inp.close()

Last edited by loolo78 (2011-08-11 14:12:09)

when i tryed doing it, it just made crazy lines

i think it is because your lines file looks like this

3
5
7
7
8
9
5
3...

but mine:

3n4
5n2
5n8
8n3...


please tell me how to fix this!

lol I was to lazy to do all the file splitting and I was in Windows 7, so I restarted my computer and booted into Ubuntu 

Nice!

newnewfew wrote:

I think I'm necroposting but your projects are 1.3.

Yeah you kinda were    but you're not the first one if that gives you any consolation 

And not the last...