Tîntai

[tharo]

They should both work 100% acurate. Please convert your testmodel using it and report bugs/errors.

Ah and yes. it WONT work with uvw texture coordinates.

[Steff]

It would be very nice if everyone with 3D converting knowledge would test this. And as soon as possible.

And that means yesterday So Tharo gets feedback and can go on in development.

[TheBuG]

I don't have much knowledge about 3d modelling and programming, even though I know how to create models, so I'll give it a shot and see how it works.

Edit: Small update, I exported a WMO and converted it to .obj (Which worked perfectly), however when I opened it in 3ds max the model was rotated a 90 degrees on the X-axis (in 3ds max atleast).

Giving another model a try tomorrow, bit sleepy at the moment.

[Steff]

Just rotate, edit and rotate back....

[Laniax]

I don't have much knowledge about 3d modelling and programming, even though I know how to create models, so I'll give it a shot and see how it works.

Edit: Small update, I exported a WMO and converted it to .obj (Which worked perfectly), however when I opened it in 3ds max the model was rotated a 90 degrees on the X-axis (in 3ds max atleast).

Giving another model a try tomorrow, bit sleepy at the moment.

I noticed this with more models i exported out of WoW (using a self made extractor that convert to lightwave(.lwo) and then to .3ds. I just wrote a piece of maxscript that'd rotate it back to default rotation when used.

[Mjollna]

Hello !

So first part of the test... It's already late so I'll continue later.
I have only started with WMOtoOBJ, I'll test the other tool in a few days too.

Important note : all my tests were made with files extracted (and so wmo) from the current 4.3 Wow.

Here's what I've done so far :

# I started file by file, to test the options.

- Dropping the files on the exe : works perfectly.
tested with :
AzerothBuildingsAltarOfStormsAltarOfStorms.wmo (2 subgroups)
AzerothBuildingsCastlecastle01.wmo (1 subgroup)

The following command with no option returns an exception (on Windows cmd and Cygwin) :

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C:UsersmyusernameDesktoptintai_alpha>WMOtoOBJ-032.exe castle01.wmo
Tintai WMO 0.32 - (c)2011-2012 Tharo Herberg
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NullPointerException
        at java.io.File.<init>(Unknown Source)
        at me.tharo.tools.WMOtoOBJ.main(Unknown Source)(something I didn't get maybe ?)

But when I specify an output folder it's ok :
./WMOtoOBJ-032.exe -o test castle01.wmo

- Changing the extension with -text option is ok.

- Adding -tflat is ok too (tested with -text at the same time).

# Then after 2 models I got desperate about all the subfolders and the textures everywhere to convert, and I decided to go for mass scale.

- So I extracted all textures from several MPQ (art & expansions), and also all wmo from world.mpq -> worldwmo.

- I ran this script :

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#!/bin/bash
for i in `find . -not -path '*_[0-9][0-9][0-9].wmo' -and -path '*.wmo'`
do
./WMOtoOBJ-032.exe -o /mypath/tintai_tests -text png $i
doneI realized afterwards I should have saved the errors in a file together with the filename. I'll see if can do that, I had 4 errors out of the 1494 wmo converted (ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException). Since the script takes almost 20 minutes to go through everything, I prefer not to do that now.
Here's one example : http://puu.sh/crH2.

- And I also batch converted all the textures into png (that took forever O_o). I chose to keep the paths for the textures, so that it doesn't get too messy with everything in a single folder.

- I only had the time to open a dozen files, but so far they seem really perfect. Some Blender screens :
http://puu.sh/crx0
http://puu.sh/cryK

Hope that helps... I'll post again later.

[tharo]

wow yeah. that looks excactly like that kind of test I wished someone to do
im happy that the texture options work well and seems to have a reason to exist. Otherwise im not sure wth is wrong with the ./ thing. It might be caused by the exe wrapper that rolls "around" the pure java application. i will check it - thank for figuring out.

And alooot of thanks for doing the mass test! of course im very interested where it went wrong. so if you may figure out the files i would like to know theyr names in order to do some test myself

in any case of an error the most important info is always the filename and the wow version where it comes from ... so i can check it myself.

Anyway. Thank you very much

[schlumpf]

$ ./foo -o a a
$ ./foo -o a b/c.wmo

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diff --git a/src/me/tharo/tintai/util/WMO2OBJ.java b/src/me/tharo/tintai/util/WMO2OBJ.java
index 93ee5bc..dac4aa4 100644
--- a/src/me/tharo/tintai/util/WMO2OBJ.java
+++ b/src/me/tharo/tintai/util/WMO2OBJ.java
@@ -123,6 +123,7 @@ public class WMO2OBJ {
        private void writeMainOBJ(String fname, String dest)
        {
                File obj = new File(dest + "/" + fname + ".obj");
+               obj.getParentFile().mkdirs();
                System.out.println("  Writett" + obj.getAbsolutePath());
         try {
             BufferedWriter out = new BufferedWriter(new FileWriter(obj));
@@ -144,6 +145,7 @@ public class WMO2OBJ {
        private void writeMTL(String fname, String dest)
        {
                File mtl = new File(dest + "/" + fname + ".mtl");
+               mtl.getParentFile().mkdirs();
                System.out.println("  Writett" + mtl.getAbsolutePath());
         try {
             BufferedWriter out = new BufferedWriter(new FileWriter(mtl));
@@ -161,6 +163,7 @@ public class WMO2OBJ {
        private void writeColliOBJ(String fname, String dest)
        {
                File colf = new File(dest + "/" + fname + "_col.obj");
+               colf.getParentFile().mkdirs();
                System.out.println("  Writett" + colf.getAbsolutePath());
         try {
             BufferedWriter out = new BufferedWriter(new FileWriter(colf));
diff --git a/src/me/tharo/tools/WMOtoOBJ.java b/src/me/tharo/tools/WMOtoOBJ.java
index f1014b6..04254d8 100644
--- a/src/me/tharo/tools/WMOtoOBJ.java
+++ b/src/me/tharo/tools/WMOtoOBJ.java
@@ -57,7 +57,11 @@ public class WMOtoOBJ {
                        for(String filename : com.getList())
                        {
                                File f = new File(filename);
-                               if(!f.canRead()) continue;
+                               if(!f.isFile() || !f.canRead())
+                               {
+                                 System.out.println ("Skipped " + filename + ": could not be read or is not a file.");
+                                 continue;
+                               }
                                if(outdir==null) outdir = f.getParentFile();
                               
                                Vector<WoWFile> objs = WMO.LoadSet(filename, new StdFileHandler());
You may want to set permissions on the file streams so one can use them on read only devices.

$ for i in `echo common-2 common expansion lichking patch patch-2 patch-3`; do mkdir $i; ./mount_mpq $i "/Applications/World of Warcraft/Data/$i.MPQ"; done
$ find . | grep ".wmo" | grep -v "_[0-9][0-9][0-9].wmo" > all_root_wmos
$ (time (while read i; do echo "$i"; time java -cp ~/Documents/tintai/bin/ me.tharo.tools.WMOtoOBJ -o converted "$i"; done < all_root_wmos)) 2>&1 > log
$ cat log | grep -B 2 -A 10 -i exception > exceptions
$ echo patch-2/component.wow-data.txt
<componentinfo format="1">
    <component name="wow-data" version="12340" />
</componentinfo>

total time: 38m40.615s

Not a single file extracted to disk btw. All in RAM.

[tharo]

The svn is not up to date atm. but thank you very much ^^

[Serifaz]

Hey is this project still going... if so can I beta test... I have gained quite a bit of knowledge on C++ and m2 wmo/m2 structure... and I was wondering if I could help at all?

[tharo]

No. Tintai got disconinued. But thoose days it seems that there will be an C++ restart of the "wmo" project.

This time it will be open source from the very beginning. Everyone that want to join is welcome.