ggunners
Mar 30, 2004, 12:08 AM
For those of you who wanted a simpler way of deriving basic .PAR information from the Metasequoia LE .MQO file, I've created a mqo-browser application program using a FreeWare BASIC like language called Rapid-Q. The program reads an MQO file, lists the XYZ min, max, centers, span, chord and height for each object in the 3D model file, takes a scaling parameter and then transposes the .MQO XYZ coordinates to FMS .PAR coordinates. You can then save the file as .CVS, .TXT or print it.
Here's the link to my mqo-browser. (http://gunnerson.homestead.com/files/mqo-browser.zip)
If you want to change it, the source code's included.
Enjoy!
-- ggunners
Here's the link to my mqo-browser. (http://gunnerson.homestead.com/files/mqo-browser.zip)
If you want to change it, the source code's included.
Enjoy!
-- ggunners