   What Map Editor or 3Ds Software can read this script?
  Anybody see or know the Structure is like :What Map Editor or 3Ds Software can read this script?And Anyone can help me use Visual Studio 2003 to open map.mdpIs it a VS 2003 file ?http://www.badongo.com/file/14641224[Edited by - wgarnett on April 26, 2009 3:01:47 AM]
  those are seperate files. The files you see are .x which is from directx and most 3ds programs support it. the .ogg file is a container for vorbis media it mostlikey to hold music and sound data   ;Quote:Original post by owileythose are seperate files. The files you see are .x which is from directx and most 3ds programs support it. the .ogg file is a container for vorbis media it mostlikey to hold music and sound data.x , .ogg I know , but I want to know the key file "map.mdp" and "Script.spt""Script.spt" can used Visual Studio to open it , and I want to know how to open "map.mdp"   ;  is it binary? or text?well if its binary you need to know its format structure   ;Quote:Original post by owileyis it binary? or text?well if its binary you need to know its format structure1. script file is a text , but I still don't know the "map.mdp" file how to open it.2. I got many coordinates(x,y,z) of object(.x) files from script file , and can I use 3ds max to "batch" open all files(.x->.3ds) in my 3ds max software ?   ;Googling turned up a lot of very different results but, useful, nonetheless.  From what I've read, it looks like it might be a file created by a program called LDraw, which is a program for creating LEGO models.Maybe this will help you (I got that link from googling "mpd file 3d max", just in case you need other results).Hope that helps.   ;Quote:Original post by SeymourClearlyGoogling turned up a lot of very different results but, useful, nonetheless.  From what I've read, it looks like it might be a file created by a program called LDraw, which is a program for creating LEGO models.Maybe this will help you (I got that link from googling "mpd file 3d max", just in case you need other results).Hope that helps.thanks ! but it's mdp not mpd ....sorry for my mistake ....then , I still have question about "No. 2"   ;  Actually, that's my mistake. :)  Just Google for "mdp file" and see what comes up.   I've always used it when I'm not sure what a file type represents and it's worked wonders for me thus far.I can't help you with question 2 though, sorry. :(   ;  im not sure what you are doing but using a level editor would be better   ;Quote:Original post by owileyim not sure what you are doing but using a level editor would be bettercan anyone give me some level editor to test ????   