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arcplus / ObjConvert

convert wavefront obj files to other file format, like gltf, 3dtiles
MIT License
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using Arctron.Obj23dTiles #1

Closed simonasdmd closed 5 years ago

simonasdmd commented 5 years ago

Hello, I downloaded the source package, but when I compile, the compiler prompts for a lot of references. Similar to the namespace Arctron does not exist Obj23dTiles. Or does not find GisPosition and the like. What should I do? Looking forward to your reply

stoneflyop1 commented 5 years ago

Hello @simonasdmd , if you only want to use obj23dtiles converter, you can use the nuget package 'Arctron.Obj23dTiles'. Both .netframework(4.5) and .netcore(2.0) are supported. If you want to build from source, you should use visual studio 2017 and make sure .net core sdk is installed.

simonasdmd commented 5 years ago

hi~ Is there any idea about this issue now?

stoneflyop1 commented 5 years ago

hi~ Is there any idea about this issue now?

hi @simonasdmd , you use dotnet core or dotnetframework? and the dotnet version?

simonasdmd commented 5 years ago

@stoneflyop1 hi~ How to split the OBJ file. I mean to split an obj file into many small obj files.

stoneflyop1 commented 5 years ago

hi, @simonasdmd first you get an ObjModel from ObjParser, then you can call ObjModel.Split method to split. You can refer to TestSplitAndMerge test method in src/ObjConvert.FrameworkTests/Program.cs.