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Comment by Tito on April 9, 2009 at 12:08pm

Thanks for all the nice comments about the tutorial, though I feel is more than I really deserve. After looking at it again, if looks so quick and dirty, and rightly so, since I did not even nestled the paragraphs in tables or used CSS code for neatness. I guess I was just too much on a hurry to get it out of the way, but I will see if I type it again sometime soon, but this time a lot more nicer in presentation and replace the old one with the new one. So anyway, here's the url link to the Deadlock world again, but this time hooked up to ABNet: Deadlock via ABNet

Comment by vcard on April 9, 2009 at 10:38am

Nice tutorial :)

You probably noticed that vivaty studio includes accutrans 3D engine and "should" import Wavefront .obj files.

Unfortunately ... vivaty studio gives errors on importation from various sources and I have seen no updates to address this issue :(
Even the "simple" help link is not working for months :((
I would appreciate that someone on vivaty could notice that and solve this soon.

I still have Vizx3D (a former lineage of vivaty studio) wich uses the same accutrans engine and imports .obj files and a lot other formats with no problems.

vcard

Comment by Bruce Lehmann on April 9, 2009 at 9:29am

Great tutorial :-) Another great conversion program for those of us who are poor, is Accutrans 3D. It will convert a PILE of file types and is only $20 USD.

Both Jordi and I have done reviews/articles on it. Mine can be seen at:

http://3dpnet.ning.com/forum/topics/file-converting

I will place it here also in the under the discussions tab.

Comment by Tito on April 9, 2009 at 8:15am

Just uploaded to my web space the recently converted game map to VRML world called "Deadlock" (I know, strange name, but that 's what the original map creator named it, so that's what I have to stick with). Anyway, Deadlock.wrl is the result of the conversion tutorial that I posted about 9 hours before this very post, so after checking out the tutorial, here's what the end product should look like: The Deadlock world from my tutorial

Comment by Tito on April 8, 2009 at 10:20pm

As an occasional PC gamer, VRML modeler and website developer, I decided about 2 years ago to create a website that will fuse these three concepts in to one. Now, like some of you here on WBandD know about already, the website in question is www.VirtualHL.info. I will be the first one to admit that I have not been very active on the VRML side of things for the past few months, it's just that I have been too busy of late with my web development (E-Commerce) business at home, and just simply don't have enough time for virtual worlds, and even less for PC gaming. I recently managed to take some time to visit the ABNet platform by way of a quick testing of one of my latest Virtual Half-Life projects and to my delight got visited by two fellow ABNet friends. Well, to make a long story short, I ended up promising a tutorial on how I go about converting Half-Life, Counter Strike and other Valve game engine maps (compiled game level maps with the .BSP file extension) to the VRML format. I will try to make this tutorial as easy as possible to follow with plenty of pictures to help. So, you can start by going here for the tutorial:
Conversion Tutorial

Comment by Hiperia3D - Jordi R Cardona on September 21, 2008 at 9:36am

that's a good tut on vrml pad. Thanks Alain!

Comment by alain on September 16, 2008 at 11:30am

ahah nice idea :)

dont know what to say :)
but I will folow that topic :)
is thay link is in the right way ??

http://www.web3d-fr.com/article.php3?id_article=102

btw , too much frenchie LOL