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#Download the older [http://download.blender.org/release/Blender2.49b/ Blender version 2.49b] While installing please choose "use the installation directory". Install it in a seperate folder becauseyou only need this installation in order to import the meshes.

#Get [http://www.python.org/download/releases/2.6.6/ Python 2.66]

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#~~Ogre Mesh Importer:~~ http://code.google.com/p/torchlight-to-blender/ ~~Download TL import~~ script from 'Downloads' section. Unzip the file into your .blender\scripts\ folder. Now inside the script look for ~~lines (~~line 61) and there place the path to your OgreXmlConverter "ogreXMLConverter = "X:\OgreXmlConverterfolder\OgreXmlConverter.exe -q""

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#Go to the [http://code.google.com/p/torchlight-to-blender/ Ogre Mesh Importer]and download the script from the "Downloads" section. Unzip the file into your .blender\scripts\ folder. Now inside the script look for line 61 and there place the path to your OgreXmlConverter "ogreXMLConverter = "X:\OgreXmlConverterfolder\OgreXmlConverter.exe -q""

#Import the Mesh in your Blender 2.49b and save it as a Blender file

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#Install in a different folder the newest ~~patch~~ of Blender and work with the newest Blender by opening the Blender file. ~~Just~~ delete the standard cube of Blender~~. Don't worry Blender is not a big programme.~~

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#Install in a different folder the newest version of Blender and work with the newest Blender by opening the Blender file with the newest version. Then just delete the standard cube of Blender.

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~~#First you will only see the mesh but you have to put the texture on it and this it how it goes~~.

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#Unfortunately there is no way yet to see the meshes with the textures.

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~~Using Blender for Iris 2~~

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 #Download the older [http://download.blender.org/release/Blender2.49b/ Blender version 2.49b] While installing please choose "use the installation directory". Install it in a seperate folder becauseyou only need this installation in order to import the meshes.
 #Get [http://www.python.org/download/releases/2.6.6/ Python 2.66]
-#Ogre Mesh Importer: http://code.google.com/p/torchlight-to-blender/ Download TL import script from 'Downloads' section. Unzip the file into your .blender\scripts\ folder. Now inside the script look for lines (line 61) and there place the path to your OgreXmlConverter "ogreXMLConverter = "X:\OgreXmlConverterfolder\OgreXmlConverter.exe -q""
+#Go to the [http://code.google.com/p/torchlight-to-blender/ Ogre Mesh Importer]and download the script from the "Downloads" section. Unzip the file into your .blender\scripts\ folder. Now inside the script look for line 61 and there place the path to your OgreXmlConverter "ogreXMLConverter = "X:\OgreXmlConverterfolder\OgreXmlConverter.exe -q""
 #Import the Mesh in your Blender 2.49b and save it as a Blender file
-#Install in a different folder the newest patch of Blender and work with the newest Blender by opening the Blender file. Just delete the standard cube of Blender. Don't worry Blender is not a big programme.
+#Install in a different folder the newest version of Blender and work with the newest Blender by opening the Blender file with the newest version. Then just delete the standard cube of Blender.
-#First you will only see the mesh but you have to put the texture on it and this it how it goes.
 #Unfortunately there is no way yet to see the meshes with the textures.
-Using Blender for Iris 2
 For exporting your work