I'm assuming .sc1 is a Sculptris file, meaning that if you double-clicked it, it would open in Sculptris?
You'd need to look for a plugin for Sculptris to export OGRE Meshes.
But so far no one's found one, so there's the Blender way..
You need to export it as something, like maybe .obj if Sculptris has it?
You need to export it as something Blender can import.
I. - Required Downloads & Installation
-If you have newer versions of any of these, move/delete them, they won't work. You MUST have the exact downloads below.
**If you do not have a program that can open .rar files, you'll need 7-Zip.
Python
Blender
Download and install Python and Blender first.
Secondly, you'll need these scripts for Blender.
Exporter
Script Bundle
Once you have the scripts downloaded, you'll need to EXTRACT the contents, and copy them to the scripts folder, located in
C:\Program Files\Blender Foundation\Blender\.blender\scripts
OR
C:\Users\AppData\Roaming\Blender Foundation\Blender\.blender\scripts
Conclusively, you'll need the
Old OgreCommandLineTools.
Pass: ITOCLT
Once you have downloaded the .rar, extract it directly to your C: drive. Don't worry, there is a folder inside the rar, so extracting it directly won't cause the contents to spill all over your C: drive.
^ Everything I use, and it works pretty darn good for me.
Now, once you got all that jazz.
In Blender you go to File->Import
find your Object Files, make sure Smooth Groups is selected, and import it,
then you make sure what you want to export as a mesh is selected (selecting in blender is right click)
Then Export->OGRE Meshes
and export it to wherever, preferably into your OgreCommandLineTools folder, then drag & drop the .mesh.xml onto the OgreXMLConverter.exe and it will spit out a .mesh.
It's a very complex process if you don't find that plugin (if it exists) for Sculptris.
Such is the way of making/editing a game I guess.
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I suppose I could have explained better, but I didn't in case you didn't want to go through all this Blender jazz.
