Dock: Thanks for the comments :) No, the source will not be released, at least not anytime soon.
MasterBeaker: Thank you. Here is a small example, including an ASE file :) Check.zip ~8Kb As you can see it's very simple, but it's the easiest way, and it's fast and fun.
Skitchy: I have taken a look at the RTX format, but as you probably know the licensing agreement is rather harsh. Additionally, I do not intend to import animation in any form, at least not for now. No, you don't get the source :) Yes, it will be publicly available sometime in the semi-near future, but as part of a larger package. And yes, it will cost money. So keep your wallet nearby :) Good luck with the importer, ASE is a fairly straight forward format, and should pose no greater problems.
Fredborg
MasterBeaker: Thank you. Here is a small example, including an ASE file :) Check.zip ~8Kb As you can see it's very simple, but it's the easiest way, and it's fast and fun.
Skitchy: I have taken a look at the RTX format, but as you probably know the licensing agreement is rather harsh. Additionally, I do not intend to import animation in any form, at least not for now. No, you don't get the source :) Yes, it will be publicly available sometime in the semi-near future, but as part of a larger package. And yes, it will cost money. So keep your wallet nearby :) Good luck with the importer, ASE is a fairly straight forward format, and should pose no greater problems.
Fredborg