New Build (318)

[Roy Hirshkowitz]

Adds support for *.skp files to the Texture Mesh Object.  Performance is a little slow for large files.  Let me know if it works.

See what's new for more info.

[Miguel Tano Adanes]

Thanks Roy. Yes, in fact I think I'm spending too much time in low quality models...

[Peter Norwood]

Hi,

I have bee using NXT 1.0.271 since it came out and am a little confused on how to upgrade.

in AR3 and then AR4 I used to down load a upgrade file but don't see that now.

Thank you

Peter Norwood

http://uhaweb.hartford.edu/norwood/

[Roy Hirshkowitz]

The latest nXt on the download page will work fine with your current license.  Select "Download for use with Purchased License".  Just run the installer after downloading.

[Peter Norwood]

Thank you very much.

Could you please tell me if I have a commercial license or an educational license.

I think I had an educational license with AR3 and AR4 but may have a full NXT.

Thanks again

Peter Norwood

[Roy Hirshkowitz]

You've got a standard nXt license.  Educational licenses have not (to date) been offered for this product.

[Peter Norwood]

Thanks much

[Rich Rosemann]

Hello Roy

 

Is this an unrelated problem when trying to opening a .skp model?

 

"Application failed to start because MSVC100.DLL was not found.  Re-installing my fix the problem."

 

 

[Roy Hirshkowitz]

Yep, different problem.  Try downloading and installing from here and let me know.  These may refuse to install.

[Rich Rosemann]

Good morning Roy,

 

I installed the MS visual c++ 2010 and ran the repair for  Net Framework 4 as recommanded from the web for XP-64.

 

No change.  Nxt will ask for an insert location and then display the error.

Any other suggestions other than reinstalling the previous build?

 

[Roy Hirshkowitz]

The link I gave you was for x86 (32 bit)-- did you install that one or the one for x64?  If so you need to try to install the one for x86.

[Rich Rosemann]

I did install the one for the X64 bit system.  Will try the 32 bit .

 

[Rich Rosemann]

Success.  It's all in the numbers.

The model inserted without a hitch, materials and all.  As noted earlier, the material scales will need to be edited at times.  All materials attached to the test model I inserted came in with a scale of 1x1 with the model scaled correctly.

Super programming, Roy.  Great up-grade.

Thanks for the help.