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I've discovered that [Wings3D ](http://www.wings3d.com/) can export VRML files with multiple textures; see attached for a conversion of the above file. Perhaps MeshLab would be able to use a similar...

Yeah, the MeshLab developers sometimes change filter names between versions, and add or remove parameters, so MLX needs to play catch up whenever a new version is released to identify...

No, these filters haven't been added yet. I can try to add them in the near future, or you can try to add them yourself (it's not too difficult).

The PyPi package is rather out of date, and unfortunately the update process has changed significantly since I last updated. Until I can release a new version, I'd recommend you...

I'm not sure, however there are several hits for this issue, for example [here](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46346733/importerror-package-installed-from-git-using-pip-not-found-by-python) and [here](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10569846/pip-installs-but-module-is-not-found). You could try removing the -e flag, or installing from a local copy instead...

That example code is quite old and predates the introduction of the FilterScript class. What version of MLX are you running? Try the example code on Github instead, i.e.: ```...

Hi, mlx.run (and by extension the FilterScript class) can accept multiple files as a list. For example, to load multiple meshes you would use file_in=[file1.ply, file2.stl]. bundler.OUT files are project...

It would be great if you could provide a bundler.OUT file for testing purposes.

The first troubleshooting step is to try to run the generated meshlabserver command directly from the command line. This will tell you if the problem is with meshlabxml or meshlabserver...

Closing this issue since it is not an issue with MeshLabXML, but with upstream.