Tutorials for Artists
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(→How to import an existing Model in Blender?) |
(→How to import an existing Model in Blender?) |
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#Just copy the script into your .blender/scripts directory and restart blender. You should now have the option to import ogre meshes under File->Import. | #Just copy the script into your .blender/scripts directory and restart blender. You should now have the option to import ogre meshes under File->Import. | ||
#Note that you need at least Python 2.3.x for it to work. After installing python create an environment variable called PYTHON that contains the full path to your python.exe ("X:\python\python.exe" for the default installation destination). | #Note that you need at least Python 2.3.x for it to work. After installing python create an environment variable called PYTHON that contains the full path to your python.exe ("X:\python\python.exe" for the default installation destination). | ||
| - | #Additionally your Blender should only be of version 2. | + | #Additionally your Blender should only be of version 2.49b. You can also have both versions installed. |
#The importer expects the material script(s) and all used textures to be in the | #The importer expects the material script(s) and all used textures to be in the | ||
same directory as your mesh. | same directory as your mesh. | ||
