OHM Mesh Wizard 1.9d

[MaverickSawyer]

Finally got the thing to work by installing directly to My Documents on an XP computer. Now I just need to read the documentation...

 

[Izack]

Cannot register that OCX file; it doesn't contain function DllRegisterServer needed by regsvr32. :shrug:

Edit: Totally at a loss on how to get this to work. Too bad, it was an extremely useful tool.

 

[orb]

Cannot register that OCX file; it doesn't contain function DllRegisterServer needed by regsvr32. :shrug:

Strange. I just downloaded this and checked COMCTL32.OCX and MSFLXGRD.OCX and they both export DllRegisterServer function. :shrug:

 

[Izack]

 

[garyw]

Did you do a 'RUN AS ADMINISTRATOR' on the command prompt?

That error occurs when the cmd applet is not admin.

 

[Izack]

It was run as administrator. Problem was i left the working directory as system32, not sysWOW64. Oops! :lol:

 

[cslevine]

Always had "Type mismatch" when loading any .msh
made with 3DS2MSH
even Deltaglider default msh

so what is always wrong with this software ?
or with me ?
does it works on XP ?
does it requires Directx-11 ?

or is this an alpha presentation of an idea of interface ?
is there something to do for working ?

 

[Astronut25]

Mesh Wizard can be very picky, did you check the materials section of the file for anything that looks funny. I've also got that error when a mesh called for a nonexistent material. And finally when theres either a problematic triangle calling for nonexistent vertices, or just too many vertices or triangles.

I usually try to check the mesh groups individually. If that doesnt work, I set all meshes to the same material and see if anything changes.

 

[orb]

Always had "Type mismatch" when loading any .msh
made with 3DS2MSH
even Deltaglider default msh

Try changing the decimal separator in your locale from a comma to a dot.

 

[cslevine]

Thank you ! it's written in the FAQ...
Well : could be wrote in top of general description in Bold : " Read the FAQ if trouble "
Works well after

Another question :
is there anyway to change the reference point, that is by default in the exact geometric center of the cube ?
This could be so much useful to have this reference point at an angle of a bruilding, for placing it directly in the right corner of a tile.

 

[N_Molson]

I found that the way to run CMD.exe as an administrator in Windows 8 was :

1- Type Win+Q
2- Type CMD in the field
3- Type Win+X
4- Select "Command Prompt* (admin) in the menu that appears

* rough translation of "Invite de Commandes" in French

Edit : I had to register "MSFLXGRD.OCX" too, but now it works as it should, cool !

Edit 2 : oh and don't forget to check the decimal separator is a dot "." in "regional settings"

 

[Hielor]

I found that the way to run CMD.exe as an administrator in Windows 8 was :

1- Type Win+Q
2- Type CMD in the field
3- Type Win+X
4- Select "Command Prompt* (admin) in the menu that appears

Or you could just open the start menu, type "cmd" (brings up search box), and hit ctrl+shift+enter

 

[taipansc]

I am trying to install MeshWizard onto a WIN10 platform. No luck. Already read through the postings. Nothing worked>