M3 to HTML

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This tool dumps the contents of a .m3 file into html. References are manifested as hyperlinks allowing you to jump from one section to another. Future releases will contain back references, animation references and other possible data sets constructed by linking references together.

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Posted Apr 15, 2010
Thanks that looks great (not understandable for human though :P)

Here's a page with both the html and css :) http://www.fooo.fr/~vjeux/curse/sc2/news/m3tohtml/sc2_declarations_use.html

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Posted Apr 13, 2010
Here is Marine.m3.html which I have rendered from Marine.m3. However to view it with the proper formatting you need to download it and ViewM3.css and place them in the same directory.

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Posted Apr 13, 2010
Could you post a sample result?

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Posted Apr 13, 2010
Well I hope you find it helpful debugging files for your importer/exporter. I added support for css stylesheets and now it looks much nicer. Let me know if you want any additional support or features.

Note: Make sure to place ViewM3.css in the same directory as your HTML file.

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Posted Apr 11, 2010
Very cool therockman. I like the linking concept, good for navigating through the M3's nested references. My recommendations:

This is just my taste, but I believe the MODL reference should appear first up. It contains all the model info in its references anyway and it looks alot cleaner than a list of tags.
Your vertex data is scrambled in some models, I haven't looked at your code but it's probably that you're not reading the vertex flags correctly
Alot of the entries could use clearer formatting so you can parse the data easier

Overall it looks good, appreciate you sharing the source with us. I'll take a peak under the hood at some point later.
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Posted Apr 11, 2010
Sorry, I compiled the exe with VC 2010 Beta which I don't think everyone has the dlls for yet. I am going to upload a version compiled with VC 2008. If you you still can't get it to run then you need to download and run VCRedist_x86.exe from Microsoft.

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Posted Apr 11, 2010
um.. i get an msvcr100.dll , msvcp100.dll error :(

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