I had these bunch of maya files on my hard drive. Unfortunately, my hard drive crashed, and I had to give it for data recovery. Now, those maya files got recovered as .anm files.
Is there a way to convert them back to maya ascii or maya binary files? ANM files are described as being "3d Image File"! Those files are very important to me for a project that I'm working on.....
I've really drawn a blank from the intertubes so far.
Thanks in advance,
S
PS : the files belonged to maya 2008 - maya 2010.
Here's a sample:
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B2AL684G-ov-M3lSU0pueVZyOGc
As a Maya artist, I've not encountered anm files yet, but according to this site:
http://www.blender.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=23480&sid=d2f60eb43548e316a4c563ececccaf28 "A bit of google finds that .anm is a proprietary format which supposedly can be opened in Maya, though even that looks questionable." Have you tried loading the Maya importers under plugins? Have you tried just opening them in Maya or importing it? If not, this may sound silly, but it works for some files, try changning the extension file.anm to file.mb or file.ma and then try opening it.
To import or export them you need to enable the AnimImportExport.mll plugin in you maya plugin manager.
The file format is documented here. It looks pretty simple.
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I just found my old CD-rom of the old vector-graphlc-software Epson Creative Design Pack.
I remembered a library of cool cliparts inside this software.
In the CD i found the folder, that holds the cliparts.
But they are bundled in .SYM-files.
Each category is one file.
I cannot run the original application from the CD on my windows 11-laptop.
This gives an error, that says: "This application cannot run on this system"
I tryed to open one of the .SYM-files in my eclypse, but i just got a text-window with more than 700 lines of unreadable stuff.
Has anyone got an idea, how i can extract and separate the graphics from theese files into .WMF- or .svg-files?
I linked a zipped copy of such a file below.
I remember, that it has cliparts of things with funny comic-faces
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php?t=getfile&id=41682&
So I have an old dictionary on my pc, pretty old that I cannot find
any track of it's developer or the website (I guess it hasnt even been released
as an official software). I have a personal project of mine and I might need some
of this words translated (about 200-300) and I see that inside the data folder that
contains the database/list of files but Im unable to extract or read this files.
Is there any way to extract or convert these .bin files to a text format or something
readable. I've used some tools like (alcohol 120%, isobuster, magiciso, Izarc) but with
no luck. I keep getting and error message saying it is not a valid cd image file.
So I'm thinking maybe this type of .bin files are not like .bin or .iso cd files that
you can mount and read and something else might be in this case.
If you have any information kindly reply with
your suggestions.
Thank you alot.
You can try using the strings utility to extract the strings out of the file. It comes with any Linux distribution and if you are on Windows, you can get it from Windows Sysinternals.
If you are lucky and the words are not encoded, you may be able to get at the data you are looking for.
.bin is one of those extensions that has been way overused, and could be anything... What did the file come from originally? Do you need to convert these words and store them back in the original file (in their transformed form), and then expect the original app to work correctly?
I'm a newbie in MS Search so please forgive the dumb question :-)
I'm storing a large amount of specialized text files for a card game (bridge).
These files are plain textfiles with a specific format to describe a bridge game played in a championship.
The only difference with a regular .txt file is the file extension that is NOT ".txt" but ".lin"
What I need is implement a new iFilter that is an exact copy of the standard MS Search text iFilter, but with another file extension.
Is this possible by copy/pasting an existing filter and tweaking (tampering) its content?
Or do I have to use c# to edit the iFilter and recompile?
The Windows 7 SDK has a sample IFilter implementation that would be a good blue print for what you are trying to do. It contains a project called "SmpFilt" The code shows parsing of a text file with a custom file extension. You will need to modify the code to parse your text instead and pull out any custom attributes from your .lin files.
Unfortunately, you can no longer build custom IFilters with managed code (C#/VB, etc). The sample project is in c++. Windows 7 and Server 2008 won't load IFilters written in managed code.
Good luck.
I have a college project and I have a presentation almost done using adobe captivate. It saved as a .cptx file. My lecturer left a message online saying that it has to be an .swf file. There is no option on captivate to convert it to an .swf. When I export it to flash and play it, it is completely blank and none of my work appears.
Any ideas as to how I can convert my .cptx to .swf? (With the presentation coming out as it did on captivate)
Thanks.
To convert a cptx file to a SWF you need to 'publish' your project. Go to File > Publish and choose the SWF option (this may be different depending on which version of Captivate you're using).
Hope this helps.
-Sean