On 22/08/2017 13:03, Bald Eagle wrote:
>> However, there is one point I do not like about the mesh3: it is a
>> binary format and so not editable as mesh2 is. I find that a serious
>> disadvantage.
> My thought there was that the mesh could be SAVED as mesh3 for USE, 

That's the way I'm thinking. "Finalise" it.


>and if it
> needed to be edited, then I'm sure there would be a way to save it back to mesh2
> and then convert back again.   My understanding of meshes is that most of them
> are so large that they are primarily used as static models.

If you make animations you use a series of meshes.

> Even a small speed increase could add up to a large time savings for animators.
> 

It could indeed.

> I really have to get a Linux box up and running....
> 
> 

Is that a non sequitur?


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Regards
     Stephen

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