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Et de est-ce-que ce serait plus judicieux d'en faire une seule ou plusieurs(genre 2 ou 3)???
judicieux, adjectifFéminin euse. Sens 1 Qui juge bien. Synonyme intelligent Anglais judiciousSens 2 Qui découle d'un bon jugement. Synonyme approprié
Bibi Uncle a écrit:Il y a un autre script sur le même site pour l'importation. Il est moins développé que le script d'export mais peut être pratique parfois.
1. Installation~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ (platform-independent part)To install, first copy the .py file to your \.blender\scripts directory. The next time you start Blender, a new entry should show up in the File->Import menu.If you want to use the texture conversion feature, you need to get the DevIL DLL's (for Linux: SO's) from http://www.imagelib.org (as an end-user, you'll need the 'DevIL End User Package' if you're running Windows and the 'Linux SDK' if you're running Linux). WINDOWS:Copy the `imgconv.exe' executable along with DevIL.dll and ILU.dll in a directory of your choice. If you copy the executable in one of your $PATH directories, you won't need to tell its location to the script, otherwise you'll need to enter the directory in the GUI ('imgconv dir'). LINUX:You'll need to compile and install the DevIL library, and afterwards compile the imgconv binary.The installation instructions for DevIL are included in the DevIL tarball (they are rather generic and should give you no headache, maybe you'll need some additional dependencies to compile).To compile the `imgconv' binary, simply type `make' in your shell (assuming you're in the `src' directory). Afterwards, copy the binary to a directory of your choice. If you copy the executable in one of your $PATH directories, you won't need to tell its location to the script, otherwise you'll need to enter the directory in the GUI ('imgconv dir').