GitHubDragonFly

I just updated the slc_driver.py file in my previous post to also strip strings inside the _parse_read_reply(tag, data) function.

I will pass on collaborating on this since, in my opinion, the SLC driver seems to work properly in general. If I do come up with any new suggestions then...

No ideas besides for suggesting that you try using a different driver for a test, like [libplctag](https://github.com/libplctag/libplctag). If that does what you want it to do then try to figure...

In your LibraryExtractor.cs file, you are using System.Uri to detect the directory and none of the System.Uri constructors seems to be correctly handling certain paths with certain signs in them....

My project has "#" in the name and that's where uri escapes and directs extraction of the library to the parent folder of the project instead of the Debug folder...

Have you tried using this: var extractDirectory = Directory.GetCurrentDirectory();

You seem to be requesting 100 elements from an array which has 78 elements. If you lower the number of elements to 78 or below then test it with either...

It appears that the correct inside color is the one in my picture. If I remove the "Ke" entry from the inside material (MTL file) then I get the same...

This is just for your knowledge. All my viewers are designed to let Three.js do all the processing of any entries. For as long as it is a valid entry,...

@tellypresence if you could eventually create an exporter as well then I would be able to test this in my [ASSIMP Viewer](https://githubdragonfly.github.io/viewers/templates/ASSIMP%20Viewer.html). This viewer is relying on [ASSIMPJS](https://github.com/kovacsv/assimpjs) to use...