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    NDS 3D model converter released for Windows.

    News/release from DarkKnightEZ:

    I've ported my 3D model converter to Windows as a command-line tool.
    It converts 3D models in a .x format to NDS display lists.
    Run it without any arguments to see how it should be used.

    Go to my website to get it.

    I've added all the options I could think of. Scaling, disabling normals to save space, outputting in .C format or in a .bin format, what texture size you use (default is 128x128). That sort of stuff.

    So, I hope you 3D modelers out there can make use of this.
    Happy holidays to everyone.

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    I tried messing with it but dont understand what command lines to use EXACTLY.

    Any help would be great.

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    It's fairly obvious.
    model_converter-x2dl.exe inputFile.x
    If you want to mess around with settings, you can add options after it like -normals-disabled, etc.
    If there's a specific option you're not sure how to set, let me know.

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    btw: is there a modelviewer for the DS that can view .x or perhaps any other model kind ? Thx for you program, and thanks in advance.

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    If you convert a .x 3D model with my program like this:
    model_converter-x2dl.exe inputFile.x -o model.c -normals-disabled
    the outputted model.c file can be used with my model viewing programs for the DS. See the other 3D Tools downloads on my website.

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    Great work! I wanted to use 3D models in a next project but I was unsure how to generate the appropriate bin files This makes it a lot more feasable.

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