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    Default Re: Settlements: File Format Investigations

    Hi SignifierOne,

    I haven't given up on settlements; it's just that this is like the mesh
    format times 91 (the number of independent meshes I've seen so far
    in just the village world model.) The village.world file is 3.9 Mbytes
    and I'm at 3.85 Mbytes which sounds like I'm almost done except that
    the meshes seem to be over and there are a bunch of strings here.
    Maybe a few more days then its like, ok, now I've read it, what now?

    As a first cut, maybe just something that lets a user mod an existing
    settlement (have to come up with new terminology, the format seems
    to define complexes of multiple structures) but not add new ones.
    I.e. store all the granny strings I can't make heads or tails of in a
    template file and then recreate the .world file with modified meshes.

    Really ugly, though, save a template and then write out 91 .ms3d
    meshes for every independent village model. Still haven't even thought
    about what to do with the lighting information. Present for every mesh
    but can't be stored or manipulated in a .ms3d file.

    Oh well, if it was easy, it wouldn't be fun!

    Just going to try a quick posting experiment, if this doesn't work I'll
    start over in a new thread like alpaca suggested when I get to the
    end of the .world file:

    Code:
    serialization::archive
    3 4 4 4
    264 0
    267 0 0 0
    2 0 184.550750732 0
    40 0 -7.09150409698 1.21208238602 -2.87348890305

    KE

    Edit: Still no line feeds, I'll start a new thread when I've got something.
    Last edited by KnightErrant; 07-27-2007 at 05:19.

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