Some folks have asked me for examples of how my Cheetah3D -> iPhone header converter works. To help you out, I’m posting an Xcode project that I’m using to test the converter.
You can get it here: C3DConverterTest.tgz
This project renders four different shapes generated in Cheetah3D. It’s pretty simple; a lot of the code is from the Xcode’s standard OpenGL ES project template. I’ve added lighting to show that the normals work properly, though.
Some notable files:
- 4 shapes.jas — the Cheetah3D project
- 4 shapes.h — the header file exported from Cheetah3D. You can run this through the converter yourself if you like.
- 4 shapes_iphone.h — the header file made by my converter
- pure_colors.jpg — A simple texture. Replace this with your own for a different look.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have questions or comments.
