I guess I am not the only one who loathes sr2’s building process

@HNL47 it was packaged using Pyinstaller, so there is actually an entire Python interpreter inside.

What the hell the executable take more size than the source code I guess trying to make that GUI take a lot in ressources

Noice

god I remember there used to be a blender to SP converter
what I wouldn't give for that to exist again

@Pashog I don't know if I'm doing something wrong but it's coming out as a plane file. Not an XML

@SpiritCraft193 move the file to this folder

And how do you import them into SR2 with just the file?

@Pashog Nevermind, i put in the whole link to the craft and not specifically the id. I misunderstood

@MrGreen no, thanks :D
I might rewrite it in js someday, i think this will be very convenient as a web app

Great! Now I challenge you to do the same IN C++

Amazing! Now I can build my stuff in SP, which I understand, and then convert it over to SR2! You're a lifesaver.

@Kittyhawk909 this is python code packaged using pyinstaller, probably a false positive by your antivirus. If you don't trust the exe you can run the converter from source or decompile the exe using something like Uncompyle and see that there's nothing malicious there

Tried to run it. got a virus.

@SupremeDorian Ok then rip lol.

@SpiritCraft193 be more specific please

wait what do i do when i get an error code

@SupremeDorian So u mean it should not fall in the wrong hands, I agree with you but there are some users who will still do it.

@AN2Felllla Please don't do that, just make original crafts or re-make your SP stuff from scratch. This is a cool tool, but it should not be used for abusive purposes.

Hehe boi, am gonna do it, ahahaahaahaah

when sr2 to sp

@AeroAeroTheMen not much you can really do about that sadly, other than re=posting your own stuff first.

You did it. You crazy son of a b---ch you did it

WOW
Gonna repost all my planes there in no-time lol