Uniview

[Jim Craig]

Does anyone here use Uniview?

I've been asked to create 3D models that can be imported to Uniview but I don't have access to the software and the documentation I've been able to find has been somewhat hit or miss.

Jim Craig

Planet of Mystery Productions

http://www.planetofmystery.com

P.S. I'm still working on my camera rig for 2.8. I've got it working but need to find a way to automate it.

[Scott Sumner]

I was able to succesfully make this work but I didn't pursue it any further than that.  Unfortunately I don't have access to that code base any more

So the best of moral support, sorry I can't be more help

Scott

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[Jim Craig]

I'm likely to dislocate my shoulder patting myself on the back because I got it to work. 

It involves exporting the model in a format that Uniview recognizes. I found the .OBJ works well because it also generates a material file. 

It's also important to make sure that the file path to the texture maps is correct. By putting the textures in the same directory as the model and telling it to strip the path names, Uniview was able to easily find the texture maps.

The rest is just making sure the configuration files point to the right files. That was just a matter of copying files that worked then changing the directories and object names.

If anyone needs to do this and could use some help, just give me a holler!

Jim Craig