For Realflow 3 there was a SDK with all the formats explained - they were pretty simple. And there even was an offer that you get a free RF license if you write a plugin for an so far unsupported software (I was looking into it for messiah:studio at that time).
I should have it on a backup somewhere if somebody needs it.
NextLimit lost me when I was checking out their maxwell renderer for a company I was working for at the time. After a very long and stony beta, they managed to come up with a "Release Candidate" that not only was using a completely different concept of interaction, but also had only half the features of the beta. Huh?
Weird way to develop something and build customer trust. ;-)
What I read here fits into that picture.
Thankfully I was able to satisfy my fluid-needs with Blender and Michele Sandronis fantastic metaball tool so far :-)
Cheers,
Thomas Helzle
www.screendream.de
Am 31.10.2006, 22:06 Uhr, schrieb Francois Lord <francoislord(at)gmail.com>:
> Yes, I can shamefully confirm there are pdf files describing the .bin
> for meshes and particles, and the .sd files.
>
> Alan Jones wrote:
>> I thought I had read it somewhere before, but for some reason I
>> thought I'd found it on their site which changed with RF4 and I
>> couldn't track it again.
>>
>> Can anyone confirm it's in the docs?
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> Alan.
>>
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