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Sceneform SDK for Android
https://developers.google.com/sceneform/develop/
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How to batch the transformation model #204

Closed Terran-Marine closed 6 years ago

Terran-Marine commented 6 years ago

We have plenty of models(obj and. Sfa model format) .How to batch conversion model..Is there any batch conversion tools. Or a 3 ds Max plug-in, generated SFB file directly.Or another does not rely on Android Studio tool.

gstanlo commented 6 years ago

Android Studio uses the converter tool which should be in your project directory.

Additionally, you can specify directories in gradle. For example: 

sceneform.asset('sampledata/lots_of_models_in_this_directory/',
        'default',
        'sampledata/models/',
        'src/main/res/raw/')
Terran-Marine commented 6 years ago

Thank you for your reply

Maybe you didn't understand my point,Because we have many models, we need a tool that can transform multiple models at once.

I used the sceneform plug-in in Android Studio, but only converted one at a time.It relies on Android stuidio, which is not easy for model developers to use. So I need a tool to convert many models at one time

gstanlo commented 6 years ago

If you specify a directory in the sceneform.asset method in gradle, the converter should find all the assets within it. You can run gradle compileSceneformAssets from command line to get gradle to run its Sceneform asset compilation tasks.

Also, if you've imported a Sceneform asset, the plugin should have downloaded app/build/sceneform_sdk/(linux|mac|windows)/converter, which is the tool that gradle uses.

gdamoreira commented 6 years ago

Hi @ToadPrincess, try using my repo with the sceneform binaries extracted from the gradle plugin jar. (https://github.com/necrostylery/google-ar-asset-converter).

Terran-Marine commented 6 years ago

@necrostylery thank you so much. I found this last week and it's already in use. This works well and we want a GUI because it's for use by modeling engineers.

Thanks!!