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Thanks, I think this will help me! :D so this is my to do list: -install python on my pc -download the mesh to ply export script /-download the updated ply export for Blender (http://ghearing.com/mtutorial/) -create a md2 model -convert it to a ply file -convert the ply file with plytods.exe to a bi...

Okay, I will have a look at the nitro engine's source maybe I will found some nice stuff then I will tell you! But first I will look if my models are to big... Does anyone know how to get the vertices coordinates with Blender? When I want to save my model as a md2 model my program (Blender) asks me ...

Doesn't work! If I use it nothing happens...
BTW: Is it possible to load more than 1 model out of the data folder with nitroengine?

I tried to use nitroengine and it works, but I didn't try the piece of source with the frame animation scheme yet. I would use nitroengine, but I have problems with the camera settings: I can't zoom!? I looked in the source code of the nitro engine camera perspective, but I don't know how to zoom. A...

Thanks I will try it!

I very simple implementation would be a different model for each frame of animation.

Yeah, I also thought about that, but the size and the hardware ussage will grow very fast!

Okay, so I have a long way to this...

Are keyfames also good for a walk move as example? With Blender I know how to create keyframes, but I didn't know how to save them in a different useabel format,
not movie files or pictures!

That's about level 15.

Try:

1. Keyframe animation (easy and fast but a memory hog)

keyframes are pictures, right? I can't really us them for 3d...?!

work through the nehe examples first.

hm okay I will do this.

How is it possible to animate the models? I mean when I load a mesh it is static and not formable. Do I have to code
the polygons and vertexes and change the positions of them to animate something, isn't there no better way?

Deal? Deal! If I invent something or found something I will tell you! I wrote a simple script which shows a model (made out of 11 other models): #include <nds.h> #include "m1_bin.h" #include "m2_bin.h" #include "m3_bin.h" #include "m4_bin.h" #include "m5...