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 ::I had Python 2.3.3 on my PPC desktop (Now updating to 2.5.2), and Python 2.5 on my Intel Mac.
 ::[[User:EdT|EdT]] 16:00, 7 June 2008 (CEST)
+==Collada import fixed in OniSplit v0.9.16==
+:After testing the 3 post-Blender DAE provided by Iritscen (Barabas, Motoko, Griffin), it appears that only Griffin makes Oni crash as of OniSplit v0.9.15 (because the head ends up with 4457 points, and 4457>2048); for the other 2 models, the TRBS were faceted, but still well below the 2048 limit. It turns out that all the COLLADA files are OK (even if it's a shame what Blender does to normals): the actual problem was that OniSplit's [-normals] feature was implemented incorrectly and failed to eliminate the many duplicate vertices/normals/UVs.
+:The [http://cid-639aa31296681bfe.skydrive.live.com/self.aspx/Oni/OniSplit/OniSplit|_v0.9.16.zip NEW VERSION] does that correctly, and should work optimally with both the .dae exported by Blender and the ones generated from Cheetah-made FBX by Autodesk's converter. Be sure to use the -normals tag so that the not-quite-smooth normals in the DAE are ignored and 100%-smooth normals are generated instead: that's when the point count of the TRBS will be minimal. Thus, Barabas's head went down from 129 points to 128 with OniSplit 0.9.16.
+:As for HD Griffin (imported with 0.9.16), the head has exactly 1024 points, and 1832 with cel-shading: clearly overkill, but at least it's below the limit and it doesn't make Oni crash. The source file I'm working with is TRBSgriffin_body_high_EdT.dae from that drop.io folder (why the frack are you guys messing with temporary links and accounts rather than uploading on oni2.net, BTW?)
+::[[User:Geyser|geyser]] 19:52, 7 June 2008 (CEST)