FileObj.Write Method (StreamWriter, RhinoDoc, FileObjWriteOptions)

FileObjWrite Method (StreamWriter, RhinoDoc, FileObjWriteOptions)

Write an obj stream based on the contents of a RhinoDoc

Namespace:  Rhino.FileIO
Assembly:  RhinoCommon (in RhinoCommon.dll)
Since: 7.0
Syntax
Copy
public static WriteFileResult Write(
	StreamWriter stream,
	RhinoDoc doc,
	FileObjWriteOptions options
)
Public Shared Function Write ( 
	stream As StreamWriter,
	doc As RhinoDoc,
	options As FileObjWriteOptions
) As WriteFileResult

Parameters

stream
Type: System.IOStreamWriter

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doc
Type: RhinoRhinoDoc

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options
Type: Rhino.FileIOFileObjWriteOptions

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Return Value

Type: WriteFileResult

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Remarks
No .mtl file is written, hence no materials, when the WriteFile that takes a StreamWriter is called directly. If you need materials call the WriteFile that takes a string for the obj file path.
See Also

M:Rhino.FileIO.FileObj.Write(System.IO.StreamWriter,Rhino.RhinoDoc,Rhino.FileIO.FileObjWriteOptions)