Three.js: Load DirectX Animated model

[yazancash]

Hello Ricardo

If ThreeJS can load classic DirectX models, it would be great, and im glad to donate for this, as i need for my project.

I find Jey created xfileloader, it works great for non-animated models, but animation of my models does not load correctly, i hope you guys work on DirectX animated models format, i find DirectX is classic and primary for a lot of developers.

Here is example of DirectX model, hopefully it could be loaded on ThreeJS someday as i hope.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/osnnk3kqfu3f61t/paul%20original.zip?dl=0

Thanks for your time,
good luck!

[mrdoob]

/ping @adrs2002

[donmccurdy]

Perhaps we should just use #5524 as the master list for loader requests?

[mrdoob]

This issue is about the XLoader not being able to load the user's file properly. I think it's okay to keep it as it's own issue.

[donmccurdy]

Oops, I see. Relevant conversation on Stack Overflow: https://computergraphics.stackexchange.com/questions/7637/convert-a-x-mesh-to-a-modern-format

[adrs2002]

I am sorry for the delay in confirmation.

This issue has been fixed by the following commit

https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/commit/bfc99222826108b5fa94f3325565581f9a65f659#diff-7ee626b29bb6322adb4b47a6e0850c7e

I interacted with [ yazancash ] via e - mail and confirmed that his prepared model could be read correctly.

However, in addition to the problem in the above URL, there is still a big problem
"This is not compatible with binary file" in this loader.

I think that I can cope with loading binary files.

However, I think that the value of X file is no longer worth because it is replaced by FBX file.

I'd like to cooperate with something else, but what about?

Thanks!

[mrdoob]

This issue has been fixed by the following commit

bfc9922#diff-7ee626b29bb6322adb4b47a6e0850c7e

Oh! So this issue can be closed?

However, I think that the value of X file is no longer worth because it is replaced by FBX file.

Do you think we should deprecate the loader?

[yazancash]

I confirm XLoader is good enough. i should give thanks again to [adrs2002]

i personally still in love with the old DirectX format. so it's good to mention this Xloader under ThreeJS loaders.