Exporting 3D models from GR2

12-01-10, 08:48 PM

The system is a week away.

I'm moveing critical files to a ready external HD now.
This system will go to render/build/server mode then.
As that will not require graphics abilities.
I'll control it through a remote desktop system I created.
It will save all the hard work for an off Dev system that is not mission/time critical.
And it will not be connected to the 'Net.

Most of what I have been able to build was done on a system that
never was connected to the 'Net during builds.
Those files are safe.

mookiemookie · 12-02-10, 01:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by privateer

The system is a week away.

I'm moveing critical files to a ready external HD now.
This system will go to render/build/server mode then.
As that will not require graphics abilities.
I'll control it through a remote desktop system I created.
It will save all the hard work for an off Dev system that is not mission/time critical.
And it will not be connected to the 'Net.

Most of what I have been able to build was done on a system that
never was connected to the 'Net during builds.
Those files are safe.

I don;t know what you just said, but all of this sounds positive. Can't wait, buddy!

nozaurio · 12-04-10, 10:53 PM

Privateer Hello, I hope that your new acquisition and we can see finished his great work.

It will be a great achievement to modify these files 3D, to see some good work on submarines.

Again congratulations on your work and the help she gave that great person (Santa Claus) ...

Unfortunately I have a month without being able to play SH5, my Asus EAH5870 died, apparently is one of the memory modules.
I contacted Asus support and they tell me I have to return the product for exchange new one, that's interesting, but my problem is that I live in Venezuela, and here there is no support or RMA to Asus, I have to send it to the U.S., wait for change and then return to my country.

So I decided to get a Christmas present and buy a video card EVGA GeForce GTX 580, I hope that my country comes before christmas
Privateer Now, I asked if you are switching to a PC, or is repairing your laptop.

Greetings

PD. Again I apologize for my poor English

tonschk · 12-05-10, 04:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nozaurio

Unfortunately I have a month without being able to play SH5, my Asus EAH5870 died, apparently is one of the memory modules.
I contacted Asus support and they tell me I have to return the product for exchange new one, that's interesting, but my problem is that I live in Venezuela, and here there is no support or RMA to Asus, I have to send it to the U.S., wait for change and then return to my country.

So I decided to get a Christmas present and buy a video card EVGA GeForce GTX 580, I hope that my country comes before christmas
Privateer Now, I asked if you are switching to a PC, or is repairing your laptop.

Greetings

Un gran Saludo para VENEZUELA desde Londres

,afortunadamente my ASUS EAH5870 V2 esta todavia funcionando perfectamente

nozaurio · 12-05-10, 08:21 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tonschk

Un gran Saludo para VENEZUELA desde Londres

,afortunadamente my ASUS EAH5870 V2 esta todavia funcionando perfectamente

Gracias por sus saludos tonschk, tambien le envio saludos y que pase una Feliz Navidad...

Ati has always been my choice to install video card in my computer,

but my ASUS EAH5870 apparently came with a manufacturing defect.

I also put on the market that Asus version 2 (V2), the one I have was the first version and I see with concern that Asus soon brought to market the ASUS EAH5870 V2, the first versions will come with some type of defect and they chose to change either version 2 ????.

The ASUS EAH5870 EAH5870 ASUS V2 and, I think they have the same characteristics, so my suspicion that brought a defect.

Asus told me immediately, I must return the product for evaluation and then the change (if it is a manufacturing defect).
As it always involves a timeout and I live in Venezuela, I have to wait much longer, opt for a different brand, seeing the great features of your new NVIDIA GeForce GTX 580 (Fermi), I wanted to test how it goes with it.

If Asus sent me the replacement of the EAH5870, I sell at an attractive price!!

Privateer Excuse me if I take your thread to discuss this matter...

I hope you understand my limited English...

TheBeast · 12-05-10, 03:47 PM

I have been using NVidia cards for a long time but thinking of switching to ATI. Here is a list of my last 5 Video Cards in order.

NVidia G-Force 7600 GS 512 - replaced, gave to to a friend
NVidia G-Force 7800 GTX 512 - Buned up, replaced
NVidia G-Force 7800 GTX 1.5 - Fan stopped, replaced, GF installed new aftermarket fan in and is currently using it.
NVidia G-Force 9800 GTX X2 2.0 - burned up - replaced
NVidia G-Force 465 GTX 1.5 - currently in use but running very hot

I didn't even overclock any of the GPU's and NVidia just seem to burn up rather fast.

I don't feel I can trust NVidia QC anymore.

Time to switch to new Mfg like ATI.

Any Recommendations?

nozaurio · 12-05-10, 10:45 PM

Regards TheBeast.

It happens the same, but with ATI video cards.
I had installed an ATI Radeon HD 2900XT,

death, failure of memory modules of the video card ...
Earlier this year, buy the Asus EAH5870,

death, coincidentally the same mistake that the ATI HD 2900XT, memory modules.

Today I see that with NVidia GTX 580, have managed to lower the temperature of your cards and power consumption compared with previous models, this is positive because we can see that the processor and memory, have a higher frequency than the GTX 480, we can also see that NVidia finally decided to use the cooling system such as those using the ATI card.
I have seen several review and speak highly of the G-Force GTX 580, in terms of temperatures, my EAH 5870 is also hot, full load temperature reaches 75 to 80 degrees Celsius, we will be clear today These video card manufacturers speculating in both processor frequency and the memory modules.

It is obvious, wait the answer from ATI, in the first quarter of 2011, which with its new line 6000, and a processor, manufacturing smaller 32 nanometers, that means less power consumption and therefore less temperature.

I do not want to wait until next year and apart from the disappointment I've had with ATI, I now venture to NVidia,

with a high cost of $ 530, I hope to work better ...

As a recommendation, it is difficult because you have to get lucky with the products they buy today. Many manufacturers trick consumers with ads and the end is we who lose, it's like my case,

living in a country which limit us many things, it becomes harder to buy goods abroad and when damaged some of them is a real headache, make a refund to the manufacturer or RMA for the cost that this entails.

EAH5870 my return to the U.S., it costs me $ 60 and then to bring it back to my country, are another $ 60, must add another $ 60 you spend when they buy earlier this year, that totals $ 180 and if we add the cost of the video card, which was $ 300, giving a total of $ 480.
In a way it's worth spending $ 180, but if the manufacturer, in this case Asus, I recognize the damage produced and replaced by a new one,

but if you do not replace it, I lose money shipping...

12-06-10, 06:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nozaurio

Now, I asked if you are switching to a PC, or is repairing your laptop.

It's a DeskTop PC this time Mate.
It arrived today.

And your English is fine.

Also, I don't mind off topic stuff in this thread.
Sometimes off topic is useful for many reasons.

nozaurio · 12-06-10, 07:14 PM

I'm glad you get your computer privateer.

I hope to soon see the results in the work you been done with the files. gr2 ...

I did my part and buy the video card, in the U.S.. I'm looking forward to my locker in Miami to then send it to my country.

I believe that before the new year have my computer working again.

Sorry for my insistence privateer, but that video card has a new computer?

12-06-10, 07:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nozaurio

but that video card has a new computer?

NVidia G-Force 7600 GS 512

nozaurio · 12-06-10, 09:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by privateer

NVidia G-Force 7600 GS 512

Very good Friend, I hope you enjoy your desktop PC ...

12-06-10, 08:53 PM

I figured it out after reading it a few times.

My mind is raceing so I may be a bit slow to grasp things.

iambecomelife · 12-06-10, 08:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by privateer

It's a DeskTop PC this time Mate.
It arrived today.

And your English is fine.

Also, I don't mind off topic stuff in this thread.
Sometimes off topic is useful for many reasons.

Woohoo! I've never been so happy to have someone else's computer arrive.

12-06-10, 08:45 PM

It will take a few days to get everything set up and get to work.
But I'm useing it 'as is' right now.

Even the 'Net is like 5 times faster!

May just have to call in sick for a day or so.

12-05-10, 03:47 PM	#6
TheBeast The Old Man Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Lynnwood, WA Posts: 1,533 Downloads: 886 Uploads: 23	Videio Cards I have been using NVidia cards for a long time but thinking of switching to ATI. Here is a list of my last 5 Video Cards in order. NVidia G-Force 7600 GS 512 - replaced, gave to to a friend NVidia G-Force 7800 GTX 512 - Buned up, replaced NVidia G-Force 7800 GTX 1.5 - Fan stopped, replaced, GF installed new aftermarket fan in and is currently using it. NVidia G-Force 9800 GTX X2 2.0 - burned up - replaced NVidia G-Force 465 GTX 1.5 - currently in use but running very hot I didn't even overclock any of the GPU's and NVidia just seem to burn up rather fast. I don't feel I can trust NVidia QC anymore. Time to switch to new Mfg like ATI. Any Recommendations? __________________ Fear me! I am, TheBeastBelow SHIV-MediaFire \| SHV-MediaFire

12-05-10, 10:45 PM	#7
nozaurio Planesman Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Venezuela Posts: 181 Downloads: 65 Uploads: 0	Regards TheBeast. It happens the same, but with ATI video cards. I had installed an ATI Radeon HD 2900XT, death, failure of memory modules of the video card ... Earlier this year, buy the Asus EAH5870, death, coincidentally the same mistake that the ATI HD 2900XT, memory modules. Today I see that with NVidia GTX 580, have managed to lower the temperature of your cards and power consumption compared with previous models, this is positive because we can see that the processor and memory, have a higher frequency than the GTX 480, we can also see that NVidia finally decided to use the cooling system such as those using the ATI card. I have seen several review and speak highly of the G-Force GTX 580, in terms of temperatures, my EAH 5870 is also hot, full load temperature reaches 75 to 80 degrees Celsius, we will be clear today These video card manufacturers speculating in both processor frequency and the memory modules. It is obvious, wait the answer from ATI, in the first quarter of 2011, which with its new line 6000, and a processor, manufacturing smaller 32 nanometers, that means less power consumption and therefore less temperature. I do not want to wait until next year and apart from the disappointment I've had with ATI, I now venture to NVidia, with a high cost of $ 530, I hope to work better ... As a recommendation, it is difficult because you have to get lucky with the products they buy today. Many manufacturers trick consumers with ads and the end is we who lose, it's like my case, living in a country which limit us many things, it becomes harder to buy goods abroad and when damaged some of them is a real headache, make a refund to the manufacturer or RMA for the cost that this entails. EAH5870 my return to the U.S., it costs me $ 60 and then to bring it back to my country, are another $ 60, must add another $ 60 you spend when they buy earlier this year, that totals $ 180 and if we add the cost of the video card, which was $ 300, giving a total of $ 480. In a way it's worth spending $ 180, but if the manufacturer, in this case Asus, I recognize the damage produced and replaced by a new one, but if you do not replace it, I lose money shipping... Last edited by nozaurio; 12-08-10 at 08:03 AM.

12-01-10, 08:48 PM	#1
Madox58 Stowaway Posts: n/a Downloads: Uploads:	The system is a week away. I'm moveing critical files to a ready external HD now. This system will go to render/build/server mode then. As that will not require graphics abilities. I'll control it through a remote desktop system I created. It will save all the hard work for an off Dev system that is not mission/time critical. And it will not be connected to the 'Net. Most of what I have been able to build was done on a system that never was connected to the 'Net during builds. Those files are safe.

12-04-10, 10:53 PM	#3
nozaurio Planesman Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Venezuela Posts: 181 Downloads: 65 Uploads: 0	Privateer Hello, I hope that your new acquisition and we can see finished his great work. It will be a great achievement to modify these files 3D, to see some good work on submarines. Again congratulations on your work and the help she gave that great person (Santa Claus) ... Unfortunately I have a month without being able to play SH5, my Asus EAH5870 died, apparently is one of the memory modules. I contacted Asus support and they tell me I have to return the product for exchange new one, that's interesting, but my problem is that I live in Venezuela, and here there is no support or RMA to Asus, I have to send it to the U.S., wait for change and then return to my country. So I decided to get a Christmas present and buy a video card EVGA GeForce GTX 580, I hope that my country comes before christmas Privateer Now, I asked if you are switching to a PC, or is repairing your laptop. Greetings PD. Again I apologize for my poor English

12-06-10, 07:14 PM	#9
nozaurio Planesman Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Venezuela Posts: 181 Downloads: 65 Uploads: 0	I'm glad you get your computer privateer. I hope to soon see the results in the work you been done with the files. gr2 ... I did my part and buy the video card, in the U.S.. I'm looking forward to my locker in Miami to then send it to my country. I believe that before the new year have my computer working again. Sorry for my insistence privateer, but that video card has a new computer?

12-06-10, 08:53 PM	#12
Madox58 Stowaway Posts: n/a Downloads: Uploads:	I figured it out after reading it a few times. My mind is raceing so I may be a bit slow to grasp things.

12-06-10, 08:45 PM	#14
Madox58 Stowaway Posts: n/a Downloads: Uploads:	It will take a few days to get everything set up and get to work. But I'm useing it 'as is' right now. Even the 'Net is like 5 times faster! May just have to call in sick for a day or so.