Re: Octave VRML import

[Etienne Grossmann]

 

 Hi Alois,

sorry, I don't know of  vrml-import function.

1. If there were one, it'd give you something like a parse tree, possibly in the form of a cell of structs. Is this something you could really use? 
2. What do you want it for? Recover 3D points from vrml surfaces and such?
1. A simple file filter (e.g. perl) may help you get some data out of  a file. 

  Good luck,

  Etienne

PS: If you use the vrml package, you may prefer the one attached, which works better w/ new Octaves. On Debian/Ubuntu, you may want to apt-get install view3dscene and vrml_set_browser("view3dscene").  I'd submit these changes to octave-forge, but after RTFM a little, I haven't figured out how to submit patches :-(

 

On 2015-10-27 12:57, Alois Schloegl wrote:

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What is the recommended way to import an VRML file into octave ?
I've found the VRML package [1] but did not not find an import
functions. Has anyone written a vrml-import function ?


Best,
 Alois


[1] http://octave.sourceforge.net/vrml/overview.html
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