This command will load a single X file into the specified mesh number.

LOAD MESH Filename, Mesh Number

Filename

String
The mesh filename string to load

Mesh Number

Integer
The mesh number to use

This command does not return a value.

A mesh is a wireframe description of a 3D shape. You must use a filename that points to a file that stores 3D mesh data in the X file format. The mesh number should be specified using an integer value. This command is almost a direct wrapper to the DirectX function "D3DXLoadMeshFromX", and this function will not load all forms of X file. If you experience problems loading a mesh using this command, try the alternative method of LOAD OBJECT "mesh.x",1 : MAKE MESH FROM OBJECT 1,1 : DELETE OBJECT 1

sync on

sync rate 120

hide mouse

cls 0

ObjectNumber=1

MeshNumber=1

LimbNumber=0

TextureNumber=1

load mesh "mesh.x",MeshNumber

load mesh "newmesh.x",MeshNumber+1

load image "iron.jpg",TextureNumber

make object ObjectNumber, MeshNumber,TextureNumber

if mesh exist(MeshNumber)=1 then delete mesh MeshNumber

make mesh from object MeshNumber, ObjectNumber

add limb ObjectNumber,LimbNumber+1,MeshNumber

link limb ObjectNumber,0,LimbNumber+1

offset limb ObjectNumber,1,1,0,0

color limb ObjectNumber,LimbNumber+1,rgb(0,255,0)

scale limb ObjectNumber,LimbNumber+1,50,50,50

while mouseclick()=0

set cursor 0,0

print "press z key"

if inkey$()="z" then change mesh ObjectNumber, LimbNumber+1, MeshNumber+1

xrotate object ObjectNumber,wrapvalue(object angle x(ObjectNumber)+1)

sync

endwhile

delete object ObjectNumber

if mesh exist(MeshNumber)=1 then delete mesh MeshNumber

if mesh exist(MeshNumber+1)=1 then delete mesh MeshNumber+1

end

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