README for Blender-AC3D

What is it?
It's a few python scripts to import/export AC3D data into and out of Blender 2.5

Why blender 2.5?
Because in the migration from 2.4X to 2.5, it lost AC3D support

So it had it before?
Yes, this is mainly a port of those files to enable the import/export of .ac files in blender 2.5

How do I install it?
open the blender/2.59/scripts/addons folder, then pull the io_scene_ac3d folder into the addons folder of blender. There's an alternative location you can drop it, at ~/.blender/2.59/scripts/addons.

I can't see it in the import/export menu!
You'll need to enable the script in the user preferences window after installing it - open the user preferences window (File->User Preferences or Ctrl-Alt-U) and then go to the Add-on tab, click the button for Import-Export and then check the box on the right of "Import-Export: AC3D (.ac)"

Uh, how do I use it?
Go to File->Import->AC3D (.ac), select a file and let it do the work

Known Issues:

	- Textures don't seem to work
	- Export non-functional

Acknowledgments:

The Blender team: (http://www.blender.org) for such a fine piece of software
Willian P Gerano: for the original work (my own work is but an adaptation of his)

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