cube.blend | ||
cube.c | ||
io_export_psx_tmesh.py | ||
Makefile | ||
primdrawG.c | ||
primdrawG.jpg | ||
primdrawGT.c | ||
README.md |
blender_io_export_psx_tmesh
Blender <= 2.79c plugin to export a gouraud shaded PSX mesh to a C file.
Specifically, it generates a C file containing :
- an array of SVECTOR containing the vertices coordinates
- an array of SVECTOR containing the normals
- an array of CVECTOR containing the color of each vertex
- an array of int that describe the relation between the tri meshes
- a TMESH struct to ease access to those arrays
From libgte.h
:
typedef struct {
SVECTOR *v; /*shared vertices*/
SVECTOR *n; /*shared normals*/
SVECTOR *u; /*shared texture addresses*/
CVECTOR *c; /*shared colors*/
u_long len; /*mesh length(=#vertex)*/
} TMESH;
Install the plugin
Put the io_export_psx_tmesh.py
file in the addons folder of blender 2.79 :
On Linux, that's :
~/.config/blender/2.79/scripts/addons
Steps to load your mesh
-
You must first triangulate your mesh (manually or via the modifier).
-
When your model is ready, you can then vertex paint it. If you don't, the vertices colors will default to white.
- If you modify your geometry after vertex painting, the plugin will faile to export the mesh. This is because the vertex color data is set to 0 each time you modify your geometry.
- If needed, edit the
primdraw.c
file , lines 29 and 30, to reflect the number of tris you want to be able to draw ( Max seems to be ~750 in NTSC, ~910 in PAL )
#define OT_LENGTH 2048 // Maximum number of OT entries
#define MAX_PRIMS 1024 // Maximum number of POLY_GT3 primitives
seem to be safe values.
Compiling
The provided Makefile
uses the Nugget+PsyQ setup.
Create a folder in (...)/pcsx-redux/src/mips/
, put the Makefile
, cube.c
and primdrawG.c
in it, then in a terminal, just type make
to build the ps-exe.
Credits
Based on the code provided by TheDukeOfZill, 04-2014, on http://www.psxdev.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=64&t=537#p4088