many 3d packages can directly import an vrml file...I think max can (if not native, by free plugin(maxplugins.de ) ir script (www.scriptspot.com ))
besides, you have crossroads 3d, and also that beta versionof certain converter floating somewhere in the net, an old beta which gmax modders yet use, of 3d exploration 1.5.
crossroads page nto available, grab it here:
http://synapses.mcg.edu/tools/xroads/xroads.stm
I like a lot this non free 20$ one...Not limited in any way, is just not correct to use it after a 30 days period. Is not free, but one of the few allowing batch mode conversion.
really powerful and interesting, yet very cheap.
http://micromouse.ca/
And a real power in conversions and other means, is Deep Exploration, at righthemisphere.com .Just a bit pricy, like Okino's converters are too, anyway.
There are more ways to convert and vrml file, I just don't remember right now...
lol, was forgetting...Blender. Even natively, and very nice vrml 2.0 support by external plugins...Totally free, of course.
You can export from blender to 3ds, x or OBJ,(many more) via certain plugins found at elysiun forums, python & plugins section.
this guy has a tool to convert vrml to opengl c, curious:
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Program/3830/
besides, you have crossroads 3d, and also that beta versionof certain converter floating somewhere in the net, an old beta which gmax modders yet use, of 3d exploration 1.5.
crossroads page nto available, grab it here:
http://synapses.mcg.edu/tools/xroads/xroads.stm
I like a lot this non free 20$ one...Not limited in any way, is just not correct to use it after a 30 days period. Is not free, but one of the few allowing batch mode conversion.
really powerful and interesting, yet very cheap.
http://micromouse.ca/
And a real power in conversions and other means, is Deep Exploration, at righthemisphere.com .Just a bit pricy, like Okino's converters are too, anyway.
There are more ways to convert and vrml file, I just don't remember right now...
lol, was forgetting...Blender. Even natively, and very nice vrml 2.0 support by external plugins...Totally free, of course.
You can export from blender to 3ds, x or OBJ,(many more) via certain plugins found at elysiun forums, python & plugins section.
this guy has a tool to convert vrml to opengl c, curious:
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Program/3830/