Hello,
I would like to be able to use a custom command to preview what is being
/ has been exported by OSGExp. The toolbar contains an Export and
Preview button, but would it be possible to specify a custom command in
the options? That way I could preview objects in a lite version of our
Hi Jean-Sebastien,
I would like to be able to use a custom command to preview what is being /
has been exported by OSGExp. The toolbar contains an Export and Preview
button, but would it be possible to specify a custom command in the options?
That way I could preview objects in a lite version
Hi Farshid,
I'm pretty sure MAXScript supports automating the export process and
executing arbitrary shell commands. You could write a script that
exports the model to the temp folder and then passes the model to your
application. I've never actually done this myself, but I'd be interested
to
Hi Jean-Sébastien Guay,
On Thu, Jun 16, 2011 at 11:29 AM, Jean-Sébastien Guay
jean-sebastien.g...@cm-labs.com wrote:
Agreed, though I was hoping to do it in the plugin mainly because I'm
infinitely more familiar with C++ than with MaxScript (anything divided by 0
gives infinity right?) :-)
Hi Farshid,
With help from my artist I was able to come up with a MAXScript that
automatically exports the scene and opens the model with a custom
application.
Wow, that was quick! And I can probably start learning from this very
script to adapt it to our needs. Thanks a lot! I'll let you
Hi again,
With help from my artist I was able to come up with a MAXScript that
automatically exports the scene and opens the model with a custom
application.
I've tried to modify the script to export to the current project's
export folder. It doesn't seem to export anything. So I tried
Hi Farshid,
Why does it print my variable 3 times? I assume the true is the return
value from exportfile? And (most importantly) why is there no test.osg
in the directory above?
Argh, sorry, for some reason I had unchecked Save file in the export
options...
All is well once again with the
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