ChrisMAN

Wireless keyboard? Check your batteries?

How do you find the terrain height directly below each vertex?

Josh did you find something to your liking? I am willing to whip something up for you. It would be better than the stuff from the link above.

Thanks for the reply Josh. I guess my confusion was from the wiki. http://www.leadwerks.com/wiki/index.php?title=Application_Commands It looks like the lua command AppTerminate is an alias for the C command Terminate.

Has anyone used AppTerminate() in lua within a c++/lua project?

Does a leadwerks C program listen to Lua calls to AppTerminate()? When i invoke AppTerminate from Lua it isnt doing any. Am I doing it wrong? Thanks, Chris

If your model uses bones of any sorts you have to used a material with 'skin' in the name.

how do you output to editor console in lua thanks! chris

i am wondering if blender is exporting hidden layers. i will have to dig a little deeper. regardless the gmf converter should have given an error if it couldnt read the mesh. i didnt make the model so i dont know all of its nature but the fbx has serious issues. thanks for looking at it macklebee.

here is a link to the fbx ninja.fbx i do prefer to have a good cli conversion tool over a graphical tool for such a simple job. it's also nice to be able to automate conversion. josh: you don't have to fast track this fix for my case. i will need to get to it eventually, but stupid normal life keeps my leadwerks at a slow pace. it would be cool to know when you think you can get it done. i have lots to keep me busy. keep up the great work on le3d.

here is a link to a screenshot when opening in the mesh viewer http://screencast.com/t/V19iq2jzc there error is "unexpected end of stream" here is a link to the gmf file ninja.gmf actual filesize is 16 bytes, the mesh is obviously not present thanks in advance

I am trying to convert a blender exported fbx to gmf using fbxtogmf.exe here is the log http://pastebin.com/UjgDFVdf it says its succesful but the gmf is 1k the model has 65k verts and is ~29MB as an fbx