Exporter Plug-in for Blender 2.79

[Alejandropro822]

Hello, can someone give me the msts exporter plugin for 2.79 please?

[scottb613]

Hi Folks,

I don't know if a history is kept:

https://github.com/pwillard/Blender_MSTS_ORTS_Exporter

Regards,
Scott

[wacampbell]

BlenderToMSTS V3.5 is the last one that worked with Blender 2.79. Its available here:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WtXf0SFk3nnLIKE4__Kox5TiardwEUH6/view?usp=drive_link

[pwillard]

FYI: Blender 2.79 and older is a whole different beast compared to Blender 2.8 and newer. They require very different approaches to how Python is used so the newer releases can't be used with the older versions of blender before the great UI change. (2.80 *should* have been called Blender 3.0.)

[Alejandropro822]

Hello, thank you very much for sending me the file. I really appreciate it. I was able to install it in Blender 2.79. Have a nice day.😀

[Alejandropro822]

hi guys i have a problem with the exporter for blender 2.79 after using it without any problems, I saw this error today. Could someone who has had this problem help me solve it? I would really appreciate it.

[Alejandropro822]

this errror Captura de pantalla (2621).png

[wacampbell]

A few thoughts that come to mind:

It says 'Permission Error' so its having trouble creating the file.

I see you are trying to write to "Program Files (x86)". Sometimes that folder is protected from writes from unknown software. But if this is something you have been doing all along, then maybe its OK.

Look to make sure that CP1934.s is not write protected.

Try writing to some other folder (outside program files ) and see if it works.

Try rebooting.

[Alejandropro822]

Hi thank you for help me with solve this error i could alredy solved, the problem is Program files (x86)

[johnnyboy99]

Is there a way to convert .TSM models to .OBJ for blender?

[pwillard]

Yes, you can, but I'm not aware of a method/tool that doesn't involve multiple steps. For example, you can import TSM models into 3D Canvas/Crafter (although that tool is now abandonware), and then save them in a multitude of formats, including OBJ format. Since I doubt that you have a fully working copy of 3D Canvas installed, that's the extra steps I'm talking about. I'm not aware of a TOOL that can just do this for you.

Generally, OBJ and 3DS are popular file formats in 3D design due to their widespread compatibility across various 3D software applications. OBJ files are known for preserving geometric data, texture information, and material properties, making them versatile for interchanging 3D models. I've actually done a lot of conversions using the DAE format, as well as 3DS and OBJ formats, using 3D Canvas as the middleman.