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   my copy
   Member

   I have spent whole day for 3ds max export to pod file, but it is pity , no perfect export.

   my application is:
   3ds max 2012
   OpenCOLLADA export plugin
   PVRGeoPOD plugin
   Collada2POD conveter
   PVRShaman

   test 3d model:
   03 Ik-joe (Spline IK).max (this is 3d max sample model)
   http://www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/zombie-maps-normal-max-free/327193
   http://www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/free-spider-animations-3d-model/398764

   method 1: export 3d model to .dae file and then use Collada2POD to convert into .pod
   method 2: export 3d model .pod with PVRGeoPOD directly

   I have tried different option when I conveted but always has some issues in cocos3d and PVRShaman perform it.

   I want to know what's thing should be considered when we are building 3d model with 3ds max and export to .pod ?

   Thanks

   Posted 3 months ago #
2. 

   Bill Hollings
   Moderator

   @my copy

   What problems are you having?

   Can you post screen shots?

   And can you post the logged result of the

   LogDebug(@"The structure of this world is: %@", [self structureDescription]);
   

   code in your initializeWorld method?

   ...Bill

   Posted 3 months ago #
3. 

   my copy
   Member

   hi bill, thanks for your reply and sorry late to come back. the problem is the 3d model looks fine in 3ds max but after convert into pod file through above 2 methods all of results are bad both in cocos3d and PVRShaman. I used 4 different 3d model files to import to 3ds max but no perfect outcome.

   Posted 2 months ago #
4. 

   HHG
   Member

   Can you show a picture of what you are seeing on the export? You may be running into a simple issue of a corrupted weight table, which is very common in MAX with .POD exports.

   Posted 2 months ago #

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