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3D models of various standard formats can be used in Maria 3D. Models can be used in various parts of the system, but the most common is to add a 3D model to a point object, such as a track or a point symbol. | 3D models of various standard formats can be used in Maria 3D. Models can be used in various parts of the system, but the most common is to add a 3D model to a point object, such as a track or a point symbol. | ||
In order to use a model it needs to be registered in the | In order to use a model it needs to be registered in the [http://codedocs.maria.teleplanglobe.com/release/managed/interface_t_p_g_1_1_geo_framework_1_1_native_layer_bridge3_d_1_1_contracts_1_1_i_native3_d_rendering_manager.html INative3DRenderingManager] | ||
Revision as of 15:17, 2 August 2024
3D models of various standard formats can be used in Maria 3D. Models can be used in various parts of the system, but the most common is to add a 3D model to a point object, such as a track or a point symbol.
In order to use a model it needs to be registered in the INative3DRenderingManager
Supported formats
In theory we support all formats that are supported by the assimp asset loading library, but in practice there are only a few formats that are generally well behaved. We have had most success with the following formats:
- Autodesk FBX (.fbx)
- Collada (.dae)
- Wavefront OBJ (.obj)
- Lightwave (.lwo)