It can be difficult debugging things with non autodesk generated 3ds
files. Generally, all meshes atleast have a root node. You may want
to try keyframing the position and rotation of your model at frame
zero...However, I don't think it should matter.
mal content wrote:
About the near and far thing: if your camera near and far is to small, your
model will not fit in the area that your camera 'records'. And you might
also wanna check where your camera is pointing to, if it's not pointing at
your model, you obviously will not see anything.
Regarding the nodes and meshes(correct my if i'm wrong):
A mesh is a surface, made up of polygons.
A node is a mesh with some extra properties(each node belongs to a mesh),
and it can have parent and child nodes.
Ok, that makes sense.
I think the problem is that my 3D designing app of choice (Sketchup)
is exporting
extremely suspect 3DS files that don't really adhere to the same standards -
I've noticed a few 'UNKNOWN CHUNKS' in the dump output too. It's going to take
a bit of tweaking to get it all right.
thanks for the help,
a1
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