Just stumbled across this thread. From what i heard this seems to be a great piece of script you are coding ventilator.
I think i have to have a look at blender again now (even if i don't really like the gui)

i found out that i did mipmap generation in a very suboptimal way for python. it's much much faster now! previously it was almost unusably slow for levels with lots of big textures.

this kicks a lotta butt!

Vent's making an awesome little GUI which will let you build and run the level from within Blender itself, with a single click in a custom panel!

You can say goodbye to stinkin' WED!

Seriously? like crystal space/apricot build??? I thought it merely built a wmb file....this is awesome, I was impressed before but now I'm seriously....uh "stoked" for lack of a better term.

no, the engine doesn't draw into the blender window. i think this would only be possible if the engine used opengl too. the engine just gets started directly from blender.

two small additions:
- support for models which don't have any uv-coordinates and textures
- blender curves get exported as gamestudio paths

i will have to write some simple editor for setting path skills though because blender natively of course doesn't have this just like wed.

export_gs_mdl7_static.py
export_gs_map.py (i had to change the script name because with $ in it you can't import it from other scripts like i want to do later from the gui script.)

cool still, starting the engine is just as good!

"export_gs_map.py (i had to change the script name because with $ in it you can't import it from other scripts like i want to do later from"

-good forward thinking.

..is it my install or is there no more .blend folder for plugins?

EDIT: I created my own plugins dir.

i don't know where the .blender/scripts folder gets created when you use the blender installer. maybe in some strange windows home directory? i always only downloaded the blender zip. i don't like installers.

program flies\blender foundation\blender\.blender\scripts

That is the normal location yes, but for some reason I do not have that directory...as a mater of fact there are NO folders in tthe blender.exe dir...???I have re-installed, same scenario...but I am getting off topic if someone could just send me a PM on the subject.

now it is located in a .rar file, simply explore(open)it and there they are...wich makes me wonder how they do that, and also wonder if ventilator(Thomas?) can do it with these scripts.

BTW: I get a crash often when running...I will try to reproduce the occurrence...well I can, but I will try to figure out why...