[Import Plugin] ZMS import plugin for Blender3D

[cssvb94]

Hi guys,
This is a blender import plugin scripted by me in Python.

import_bin_zms.zip

Python import script

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Usage:
1. Install blender 3d [Download link: http://www.blender.org/download/get-blender/]
2. Open C:\Program Files\Blender Foundation\Blender\.blender\scripts in your explorer and paste import_bin_zms.py file there
3. Start Blender and go to : [see attached image]

File import select

4. Select the zms file from the file dialog:
* First click the filename then click [Import RoseOnline ZMS] button how is shown on the second attached image.

Import dialog

You should see result similar to this:

Imported car body

Some additional info:
Bones are not imported yet!
Animation is not imported yet!
No Python installation is needed.
The script works with build-in python interpretator in Blender.
I'll try not to use external modules.

[Edit]
Feature plans:
- ZMS export script, first for static then for animated mesh
- Extend the script to import ZMD (bones) and animation (ZMO)

My work is free for use and modify, but make a reference to me as author.

Enjoy

[Rescudo]

Hehe, I always wondered why no one had made any sort of plugin for ZMS for 3DS Max / Blender. Very nice job

[lmame]

Woot, nice job

[cssvb94]

Thank you =)

[Sethanye]

there is one for max also but it private so idk if its around the net or not

[DragonXX]

I made a little mod in script to load bones informations from ZSC (no ZMD).

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1. # define empty lists
2. bones = []
3. vertices = []
4. uvs = []
5. normals = []
6. faces = []

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1.     for i in range(bBoneCount):
2.         bBoneID = readVal(fBoneID)[0]
3.         bones.append(bBoneID)
4.  

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1.     bnum = len(bones)
2.     vnum = len(vertices)
3.     nnum = len(normals)
4.     unum = len(uvs)
5.     fnum = len(faces)
6.  
7.     print "Statistics:"
8.     print "Bones:\t", bnum
9.     print "Vertices:\t",  vnum
10.     print "Vertex Normals:\t", nnum
11.     print "UVs:\t\t", unum
12.     print "Faces:\t\t", fnum
13.  

Well, now ill try to find if this information is useable