After weeks of stabilizing, bug fixing and performance tuning Blender
2.36 is available. It adds support for normal maps too.
Blender supports VRML and X3D.

http://www.blender3d.org/

> After weeks of stabilizing, bug fixing and performance tuning Blender
> 2.36 is available. It adds support for normal maps too.
> Blender supports VRML and X3D.
>
> http://www.blender3d.org/


It supports X3D?!?

No it doesn't!

"Unknown file type....."


Supports VRML?!?!?!??!

Again.... unknown file type!

>> 2.36 is available. It adds support for normal maps too. 

> It supports X3D?!?

> No it doesn't!

> "Unknown file type....."


> Supports VRML?!?!?!??!

> Again.... unknown file type!

The newer Blender version are delivered with some export plugins.
On some systems, you can not use this plugins, if you do not installed
python2.3 - of course you need strace or strings to find out, that you
installed the wrong python version 8-)

But at least Blender natively support VRML Version 1.0, not only by writing
also by reading 8-)

AFAIK you need to press "ALT-C" before using the VRML 2.0 export plugin
to convert surfaces like NURBS to a mesh.

Do someone know, how to specify the number of polygons in the resulting
mesh, when pressing "ALT-C" ?

so long
MUFTI
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system will deadlock.
(from the MSDN Documentation)

> After weeks of stabilizing, bug fixing and performance tuning Blender
> 2.36 is available. It adds support for normal maps too.
> Blender supports VRML and X3D.
>
> http://www.blender3d.org/


It supports X3D?!?

No it doesn't!

"Unknown file type....."


Supports VRML?!?!?!??!

Again.... unknown file type!