I know you can import a 3d mesh into blender thanks to this script http://blenderartists.org/forum/showthread.php?211735-A-Script-to-Import-a-CSV-File-and-Create-Meshes-(for-Blender-2-5x-or-later)
However is it also possible to export a mesh as a CSV file..?
Thanks!
As far as I know there is no proper CSV export script but you can get almost the same result exporting with the raw format.
Go to user preferences, Addon, search for raw install. After it's available under file/export.
For convenience you can rename it with the csv extension
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I have collibra data governance set up in my company and I am trying to download dataset from it using API. I am not able find any tutorial/link which can explain how to use API to download files collibra using script. Any where I see it shows how to import into collibra and not export.
Any guidance/link will be highly appreciated.
In REST Core APIs, Output Module can be used to export as JSON, CSV, Excel and XML. Kindly refer this, https://developer.collibra.com/rest/rest-core-api/
And also follow Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Output Module documentation for more info on how to create TableViewConfig/ViewConfig. https://developer.collibra.com/rest/output-module/
I am new to the misp platform and I need a dataset that I can feed to a neural network for malware detection, the problem is I don't know how to export the events from my misp instance to a csv file using the api (because in the interface exports I can't find misp_context in the downloaded csv file)? can anyone help, thanks already.
I am new in Testing world and just started working on performance and load testing, I just want to know that while we record script in Blazemeter and upload a jmx file for test then why we upload a CSV file with it and What data we need to enter in that CSV file. pls help.
Thank you
You can generate data for testing (e.g. user names and passwords etc.) and save in CSV format and then read them from CSV file and use in your test scenarios if it's needed. Please refer to the Blazemeter documentation - Using CSV DATA SET CONFIG
I have data in multiple CSV files(having same header name) in a directory. I want to create vertices from those CSV files. How can i load all files with a single load using dse graph loader. because i have almost more then 600 csv file ?
You are correct that graph loader the tool for the job. The docs have a good example here.
I've been trying to open this data: http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/estat-navtree-portlet-prod/BulkDownloadListing?sort=1&file=data%2Fdemo_gind.tsv.gz. I've already unzipped it and get the tsv file, but when I opened it in gedit, it looks like a binary file. Could anybody help me to open this file?
The file is correctly formatted even if not so readable for human beings.
TSV is a file extension for a tab-delimited file used with spreadsheet
software. TSV stands for Tab Separated Values. TSV files are used for
raw data and can be imported into and exported from spreadsheet
software. TSV files are essentially text files, and the raw data can
be viewed by text editors, though they are often used when moving raw
data between spreadsheets.
You can import it inside Excel or Open Office. Otherwise you may convert it by using online service (example google sheets).
Once you've unarchived the original .gz file there are two more steps required to view the data, as noted on Eurostat's website.
TSV files may be imported into Excel by (1) Saving on hard disk with
the suffix .tsv and (2) unzipping and (3) saving the table(s) as Text
(*.txt).
As per user74158's comment, decompress/unzip the tsv file. This can
likely be done with many different programs, I used 7zip and it
worked for me. On windows 7 I did this by right clicking, hovering
over 7zip, selecting extract files, tell 7zip where you'd like to
extract the files too and press OK.
Next go to the file, and change the .tsv file extension to .txt. Answer yes, you're sure you want to change the file extension and then you should be able to read the data.