Journal #3010

Ah, nice. I made some progress.

Programming progress that is. I just finished up a simple (and somewhat ugly) version of my .ms3d loader. The purpose is to use Milkshape models as collision objects, so only the vertices and faces have to be read in (face normals are generated by my code when they're put into a collision mesh object in memory).
Right now my program displays the values of every vertex as well as the vertex indices and the face normal of every face.

Next stage will be to create a full .ms3d loader, for the visual models. I'm going to limit it to static models only first, as I haven't really got an idea about how to handle the animations. We'll see about this later on.

Ok, code mode off. In other words, I'm able to process model files to use them in a game I'm writing. More on this later.

EDIT: We all like screenshots, right? Here are some:
Greenshaded view
Wireframe view