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  1. Hi guys, The .world file in 3DX is essentially just a list of all the objects in the world, with type of object, its position, rotation, scale and material of it. Before I go deep in the rabbit hole, I was interested to know if anyone has looked at or attempted to have a script to take Blender models and transform it into 3DX world models. Essentially my thinking is this: 1) Create a model in Blender 2) Run a script in Blender to transform the model to small squares or triangles. These squares or triangles will be a preset size - I think depending on the complexity and resolution you want of the object. 3) Run another script in Blender to extract the co-ordinates of all of the squares/triangles. 4) Transform these into the 3DX .world co-ordinates. Would appreciate any input
  2. Hi all, New user here, so forgive me if this has been requested before or if I am ignorant. I think it would be a great addition to add more control over lighting. I can imagine awesome light shows and firework shows to sync with the music performed by DJs. When talking about lights, I think I would also refer to the "effects" materials. Specifically the one which gives static luminance. Also switch can be a trigger, like a walkable tile...or just a button to be pressed. Current thinking is the following: -On/off state for lights -Have switches for on/off control for lights & fireworks. Would be good if multiple lights can be connected to a single switch. Also good a single light can be connected to multiple switches. That way you can e.g. display different images depending on the switch if you create a RGB light diode. -add timers and delays to lights & fireworks, depending on when they are switched on. I think would be nice if multiple timers with their states to be added per sequence. Not sure if it would be better to have each sequence programmed into the switch which in turn will control the lights connected to it, or in the material/light itself. Let me know what you think. Thanks!
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