Debugging the Visual Studio Direct3D template for Windows Phone 8
Automatically convert your 3D meshes and assets for use in your Windows 8 and Windows 8 Phone apps
Description
In this video blog we talk about two powerful but overlooked features of Visual Studio 2013 that can help to speed up the DirectX development process on both Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8. We will take a look at the Visual Studio 3D asset viewer and modify our 3D model directly in the viewer. We will also take a look at setting up your project to automatically modify your standard 3D mess assets to a format that is more DirectX and Direct3D friendly.
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The Discussion
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Dracono99 I have looked into the built in converter before but im not sure how ell animations are supported in .cmo format and i think theres a second format that a mesh file can also be converted to but i cant recall the name though i could be wrong. So does .cmo support animation very well?
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Fox fast great work ..