>
> > There seem to be different numbers of vertex-vectors and
> > normal-vectors. Why this ?
>
> If two or more vertex' have the same normal, the normal is written only
> once

That means: the normal is calculated for each triangle, then the normals of
all triangles sharing one vertice are averaged (--> normal of vertice),
then all normals are compared and all tsame normals are deleted...right ?


>
> > What are "normal_indices" and
> > "face-indices" (what's the number "0" in <0, 1, 2>, _0_ "?
>
> You can see the combination normal_index + normal as a kind of array,
> the normal index points to the normal that has to be used for a vertex.
> The face_indices point to the three vertex_vectors to be used for a
> triangle.

face-indices: <0, 1, 2>, x,     what does the x(=0) mean ?

face-indice: I do not really understand, what <2, 2, 2> means. Shouldn't be
one value enough (for example "normal vector nr. 4"). What does the vector
(normal vector x, normal vector y, normal vector z ?) mean ?

>
> > How is the format of the "mesh-file" in 3.5 ?
>
> 3.5 supports the mesh and mesh2 format (the latter is the format you
> exported to).
>
> Ingo
>
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