MilkShape ASCII
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| − | MilkShape ASCII files exported from MilkShape 3d begin with the line | + | MilkShape ASCII files exported from MilkShape 3d begin with the line {{magic|// MilkShape 3D ASCII}}. However, this does not seem to be mandatory, as the software will read files without it without problems. It may contain the strings {{magic|Meshes:}}, {{magic|Materials:}}, and {{magic|Bones:}}. |
== Specifications == | == Specifications == | ||
Latest revision as of 23:36, 20 January 2020
MilkShape ASCII[2], AKA MilkShape 3d ASCII model[3], is a format that can be used by the software MilkShape 3D to store 3-d meshes, materials, and bones. It is readable (and writable) as ASCII plaintext, and is presumably meant to be a version of the MilkShape model format that is easier to work with.
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[edit] Identification
MilkShape ASCII files exported from MilkShape 3d begin with the line // MilkShape 3D ASCII. However, this does not seem to be mandatory, as the software will read files without it without problems. It may contain the strings Meshes:, Materials:, and Bones:.
[edit] Specifications
- MilkShape 3D 1.8.4 SDK → ms3dsdk → specs → MilkShape 3D ASCII.txt (Contains a note at the top that "this file format spec is outdated")
[edit] Software
- MilkShape 3D
- Viewer with source
- Milkshape3D TXT Import - FBX Export Scripts
- Wavefront .obj to Milkshape 3d Ascii conversion script
[edit] Links
- Tutorial on writing a viewer for the Symbian 60 smartphone (includes examples)
- Need help with importing ASCII Mikshape 3-D
