Google hijacked my Sketchup and made me update, now the kmz won't import (wonder why the update?) But..
http://members.optushome.com.au/antishr ... v1_0_1.zip
makes mesh.xml files except my mesh.xml
blender importer says 'no module named glob'
If you grab the optushome thing above you can export ogre meshes out of the latest free Sketchup, then get the
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/o ... _import.py
Works great after I DL'd and installed Python 2.4.3, ( I had python 2.3 but no PYTHONPATH environment variable set) there's an
environment variable you need to edit, in Win 2000 you
Install Python in the root of your C. i.e. C:\Python20\
Go to your start button, go up to My Computer and Right click it and go to properties.
Click on the Advanced tab, click on Environment Variables button at the bottom.
Below the System Variables box, (the second box), hit New.
In the Variable Name box, type PYTHONPATH
In the Variable Value box, type this exactly:
C:\PYTHON20;C:\PYTHON20\DLLS;C:\PYTHON20\LIB;C:\PY THON20\LIB\LIB-TK
You can copy and paste that.
Hit OK repeatedly.
Reboot.
I should point out that the Sketchup Ogre exporter is located
under 'Tools'. If you go get all the Ruby scripts for Sketchup, you'll
also get an STL exporter, don't have a use for this right now.
The Ruby scripts are mostly located under Plugins.
Also, all the geometry is included, no face building required.
Here's a cathedral I got from Sketchup 3d warehouse,
I scaled it up by a factor of 5, 'rem doubles' with a tolerance of
.021, it removed quite a few. I did this because I was getting
'error in normalize' on mesh.xml export.
http://terrymorgan.net/cathedral.jpg
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