Re: Using NeXT 3D kit to dump tesselated surfaces

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From: Nate Sammons
Date: Mon, 12 Oct 1992 04:03

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Well,

If you are looking for a sneaky way to do this on a low level,
the lowest I can think of is manipulating the RIB file directly,
and bypassing the 3DKit.  As I assume you know, RIB files are just
text... so it is a simple matter to get at them... I don't want to
make it sound too simple, but writing a program to parse a text
file and convert the wanted parts should not be that hard.

'hope this helps.

-nate
 ns111310@longs.lance.colostate.edu

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