2012/10/26 - Obj to Blb Converter

[Reinforcements]

What language is this? If its something compatible, maybe I could try compiling it for Mac if you wold be kind enough to share the source.

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[Mouse droidz 21]

i opend the program in the .rar thing and nothing happend nothing didnt even open...

[Demian]

i opend the program in the .rar thing and nothing happend nothing didnt even open...

Drag and drop an OBJ file on it.

[Mouse droidz 21]

Drag and drop an OBJ file on it.

didnt do anything

[Måster Blåster]

didnt do anything

- Put the converter in your Users/username/Documents

- Get an .obj and drag it onto the .exe.

- Once the process is finished, it will be put in your Documents folder, with the extension .blb, and will be put in alphabetical order.

[ShadowZero]

Wait I have a question, is it even possible to make a model in sketchup and have it work in the converter or not?

Without even touching another modeling program like blender,milkshape ect.

[Måster Blåster]

Wait I have a question, is it even possible to make a model in sketchup and have it work in the converter or not?

Without even touching another modeling program like blender,milkshape ect.

SketchUp Pro has a built-in OBJ exporter, so yeah, I do think it's possible.

[Wesley Williams]

I would strongly recommend against using Sketchup to make bricks.  It creates tons of unnecessary faces, which can be avoided by using Blender or another program.

[SWAT One]

Blender or Milkshape.

Milkshape is generally easier to use, but there is so much support on this forum for blender, especially in this area, so blender might be a good try.

[Tudoreleuu]

Trying to use blender: like trying to make fried potatoes with a nuclear reactor that is controlled using 5000 buttons.
Trying to use sketchup: Like trying to make a nuclear reactor with a screwdriver and some cardboard.

[Conservative]

Trying to use blender: like trying to make fried potatoes with a nuclear reactor that is controlled using 5000 buttons.
Trying to use sketchup: Like trying to make a nuclear reactor with a screwdriver and some cardboard.

I was able to adapt to blender extremely fast, beforehand I was working with Milkshape, best switch I have ever made.

[Sevara]

Trying to use blender: like trying to make fried potatoes with a nuclear reactor that is controlled using 5000 buttons.
Trying to use sketchup: Like trying to make a nuclear reactor with a screwdriver and some cardboard.

You don't have to use everything in the toolbox, but if you don't have the right tool, you can't get it done.

[Tudoreleuu]

You don't have to use everything in the toolbox, but if you don't have the right tool, you can't get it done.

Problem is, I don't even know where to start.

[Mr.Noßody]

I use Milkshape only because I am too lazy to switch.
Besides, I would not consider switching unless I find something I cannot possibly do in Milkshape.

[RagnaTheBroedge]

high poly modeling?