conversion to .ase format

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ben
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conversion to .ase format

Post by ben »

Hello,

I would like to convert an very dense pointcloud to .ase format.

To do this, actually : I open a pointcloud, save it as .obj, and make .ase conversion in 3dsmax. It's possible to open an .obj file in max when it doesn't exceed 5 millions polys. Problem : after this number, I can't open an .obj because 3dsmax crashes. So I can't create any .ase...

Do you know a method, or is there a way in CloudCompare to convert a very dense pointcloud or very dense mesh to .ase format ?
or do you think this sort of converter could be inplemented into Cloudcompare ?
cdordoni
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Re: conversion to .ase format

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Ben,

Did you mean .ASC instead of .ASE?

Have you tried Meshlab, VTBuilder or Microdem?
ben
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Re: conversion to .ase format

Post by ben »

No, no, I really mean .ASE format.

My .obj mesh is really eavy (it's a Lidar, over 40 millions polys) , and I need to convert it as .ASE format.

A converter like obj2ase.exe would be great, if a developper knows how to do this...
Or do you know a place to contact developpers would egree to create this ?
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Re: conversion to .ase format

Post by daniel »

The ASE format is the "ASCII Scene Exporter" format of 3D Studio.

Here are more information about this format:
https://wiki.beyondunreal.com/Legacy:ASE_File_Format

Implementing a converter would take about one or two days... it's a lot of work for a very specific format. Are you willing to finance such an addition?
Daniel, CloudCompare admin
ben
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Re: conversion to .ase format

Post by ben »

Hello Daniel,
yes we can talk and study a Financial way, can we talk in private about it ?
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