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How to create Mesh - object, if the coordinates of verteks, coordinate of normals are known, and there is a list what verteks belong to what faces
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Peter Nyberg
You might also take a look at the MeshFromOBJ sample on how to create D3DX meshes when you have the mesh data already. (i.e. not loading from X files).
randyvol
As always, you should search the SDK documentation that is installed first. In there you will find (under "Reference") the "X File Format Reference".
If you are looking for a free modeling tool that helps you build X files, you might want to look at tools like
Milkshape
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Ruud Baars
You can use Deep exploration or Polytrans to convert the files to a native format.
-Dave
ShodanTech
Slightly off-topic but... Does anyone know of any utility that is able to import .x files into any modelling package
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Peter Nyberg
randyvol
If you are looking for a free modeling tool that helps you build X files, you might want to look at tools like Milkshape.
Ruud Baars
-Dave
ShodanTech