I am unable to export rigs with .obj file in blender.I know that object can be exported with rigs by .fbx and other formats but the format I require is .obj. Please tell me if there is a way to export .obj file with rigs armature in blender.
In all versions of blender this is not possible with obj files. They are mesh and texture files only. OBJ is a very old format. Try using DAE files. They are beautiful magic. If all else fails use fbx.
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Is there any existing python package that can be used to handle METEOR RADAR data sets which are in .hwd file format?
I want to work on atmoshpereic science project on tide analysis in the MLT region using python.So, the source of the data is METEOR RADAR which stores data in .hwd file format(height width depth).
I tried searching the internet for specific packages that could help me file handle .hwd files but ended up finding no packages or libraries that are currently active.
Could you please help me?
Thank you.
I figured this out!
There is no need for external packages to work on hwd files in python.
hwd files stand for Horizontal Wind Data files. So, METEOR radar stores data in hwd file format, which can be treated as a normal text(.txt) file for file handling in python.
using quantstat library's report.py module, I am able to successfully generate .html images when I call quanstat.reports.html function, and quanstat.reports.full function to generate .png images for the various graphs, charts, reports.
https://github.com/ranaroussi/quantstats/blob/main/quantstats/reports.py
can someone help me at the earliest how to use the same 'report.py' module or other modules in this 'quantstat' library to generate images in .svg format so that they can be opened in any browser such as google-chrome.
Which files of this library need to be modified or enhanced with python code to successfully generate .svg files ?
following code is generating png images when I am passing file path to 'savefig' in my local. used VS Code as IDE
import quantstats as qs
stock1 = qs.utils.download_returns('XLE', period="1y")
stock2 = qs.utils.download_returns('SPY' , period="1y")
qs.reports.full(stock1, stock2)
how can I get images in .svg format using same qs.reports.full(stock1, stock2) ?
I'm trying to use lottie to animate an SVG animation created in After Effects. I use the bodymovin extension to export the JSON data file. But, I also noticed the export includes some PNG images. I'm also getting console errors that said PNG's can not be found.
Why is it exporting PNGs as I'm using SVG (an AI file) in AE. Below is my code, and the error.
index.ts
import * as lottie from 'lottie-web';
import * as header from './assets/header.json';
import './css/base.sss';
var animation = lottie.loadAnimation({
container: document.getElementById('header'),
animationData: header,
renderer: 'svg/canvas/html',
autoplay: true
});
But I'm getting the following errors that the images can't be found. Why is bodymovin exporting/looking for pngs? I require SVG's.
Chrome console errors (sorry can't embed until 10 rep)
I found the problem. I have to convert paths to shapes in AI as noted here.
In Adobe After effect, you can use Create Shapes from vector layer
Another way I found was to search the exported .json file for the .png extension and replace the found extensions with .svg. Making sure to add the .svg files to the same directory.
I used this bodymovin render option:
I did my search in the .json file in Dreamweaver like so:
I hope this helps someone!!!
I have to following situation:
I got some tracks as a LINESTRING (well-known text) and I need each of them in a separate gpx-file. All of them are stored in a csv file.
Do you have some ideas to get there? I didn't find any scripts or something else to convert from LINESTRING to gpx.
You could try ogr2ogr, which supports both CSV and GPX drivers. With your source CSV files, make sure the heading line for the geometry data is named "WKT".
So is there a quick way to convert a .dae file (COLLADA) to a .osg (OpenSceneGraph) file?
Do you have the collada loader plugin and the standard command line osg utils? If so,
osgconv FILE.dae FILE.osg
from a command line will do it.
If you don't have the COLLADA plugin, you can use sketchup with Ryan Pavlik's osg exporter: https://github.com/rpavlik/sketchupToOSG
As a side note, this means it is super-simple to get anything from Google's 3D Warehouse into osg native formats, which means tons of great models.
From what i remember the Blender 2.49 was able to import Collada files and export OpenSceneGraph files.
You can give it a tray and download this version of Blender plus the exporter for OSG.
http://forum.openscenegraph.org/viewtopic.php?p=40070#40070
http://download.blender.org/release/
There is also an .osg exporter for 3DS Max: http://osgmaxexp.wiki.sourceforge.net
You can import your .dae there and then use the exporter to create an .osg.