Update: Documents for Version 1.1

README.md

@@ -22,11 +22,24 @@ The features of this add-on are as follows.
   * UV map
   * Materials
   * Mirror modifier
+  * Vertex weights
 * Export .mqo File
   * Object (includes Mesh)
   * UV map
   * Materials
   * Modifiers (All modifiers are applied before exporting)
+  * Vertex weights
+
+
+## Supported Version
+
+This add-on is supported on the below Blender.
+
+|Series|Supported Version|
+|---|---|
+|2.7x|2.79|
+|2.8x|2.80 - 2.83|
+|2.9x|2.90 -|
 
 
 ## Tutorials

docs/installation.md

@@ -5,6 +5,7 @@
 |Version|Download URL|
 |---|---|
 |*unstable*|[Download](/~https://github.com/nutti/blender-mqo/archive/master.zip)|
+|1.1|[Download](/~https://github.com/nutti/blender-mqo/releases/tag/v1.1)|
 |1.0|[Download](/~https://github.com/nutti/blender-mqo/releases/tag/v1.0)|
 
 
@@ -18,6 +19,7 @@ Add-on sources are located on the different places depending on the add-on versi
 |Version|Sources|
 |---|---|
 |unstable|src/blender_mqo|
+|1.1|blender_mqo|
 |1.0|blender_mqo|
 
 

docs/tutorial.md

@@ -7,16 +7,31 @@
 ## Import .mqo
 
 1. Click *File* > *Import* > *Metasequoia (.mqo)*.
-2. Select .mqo file to import.
-   * You can choose objects/materials to import.
-   * You can add a prefix string to the name of imported objects/materials
+2. Select .mqo file to import. You can change the import behaviour by changing the options.
+   * *Import Objects* : The add-on will not import objects if enabled.
+   * *Import Materials* : The add-on will not import materials if enabled.
+   * *Import Vertex Weights* : The add-on will import vertex weights if enabled.
+   * *Add Import Prefix* : Add a prefix string to the name of imported objects/materials
 3. Click *Import Metasequoia file (.mqo)*.
 
 
-### Export .mqo
+#### Select Objects/Materials to Import
+
+If the option *Selective Import* in *Preferences* is enabled, you can choose the objects/materials to import upto the limit specified by *Importable Objects Limit* option and *Importable Materials Limit* option.
+
+
+## Export .mqo
 
 1. Click *File* > *Export* > *Metasequoia (.mqo)*.
-2. Select .mqo file to export.
-   * You can choose objects/materials to export.
-   * You can add a prefix string to the name of exported objects/materials
+2. Select .mqo file to export. You can change the export behaviour by changing the options.
+   * *Export Objects* : The add-on will export objects if enabled.
+   * *Export Materials* : The add-on will export materials if enabled.
+   * *Export Vertex Weights* : The add-on will export vertex weights if enabled.
+   * *Add Export Prefix* : Add a prefix string to the name of exported objects/materials
 3. Click *Export Metasequoia file (.mqo)*.
+
+
+#### Export Vertex Weights
+
+The vertex weights will be exported after merging the values among the selected vertex groups.
+The weight will be selected randomly from the vertex groups the vertex belongs.