enable encoding and decoding texture coordinates #281
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This update implements the ability to parse the texture coordinates from the C source and also to encode it back if it's present in the OBJ file. Also an improvement has been made to the parsing of the OBJ files in obj2c.py, and now the script doesn't rely on comments for identifying blocks of faces.
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This update implements the ability to parse the texture coordinates from the C source and also to encode it back if it's present in the OBJ file.
Also an improvement has been made to the parsing of the OBJ files in obj2c.py, and now the script doesn't rely on comments for identifying blocks of faces.