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From: Ole Andre Schistad <[e-mail]>
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Subject: LW object format specs anyone ?
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I have been approached by a programmer who'd like me to design the objects
for a new game , but I'm not quite sure which object format I should use.
The best option would be to send lwobj files to the programmer , who could
then convert it to a format that suits the game better himself , but in
order to convert anything he would need the specifications for the object
format . So , does anyone have a description of the format ?

Thanks,

#include <stddisclaimer.h>
#define REALNAME     Ole Andre Schistad
#define EMAIL        ([e-mail] || [e-mail])
#define OCCUPATION    Comp.Sci student and 3D animation hobbyist.
main(){ printf("Hello World\n");return(-1);}
/* The world is an illusion. */


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