I see a lot of people have a problem getting textures to map in moho, I have been trying for hours with no luck. I am exporting an obj file from blender with textures and I get a white model in moho. Anyone know or have done this with blender?
Thanks
Blender 3d export/moho import problem (texture maping)
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I'm still starting with moho and I would like to import 3D models. However, while I have access to a windows box, primariliy I use linux. I have followed the discussions here about using wings3d to create a model and then gile to "bake" the textures on. But, while there is a linux wings3d, there is not for gile. There is, of course, a linux version of blender. Is it possible to import a model from blender with a texture? Or is gile the only way to do this?
I Use Blender too and had the same Problem,
i asked on elysum for an Answer, i got that.
And it works !!!!
This might be totally stupid advice (as I don't know the specifications for the OBJ file format) but it looks like Blender doesn't write the UV map data into the corresponding .mtl file that is saved with your model.
When you save your file: 'myfile.obj' you should also have a 'myfile.mtl' file in the same directory. This is what saves the material info for the model.
Inside that file, you should see an object definition something like this (when opened in your text editor of choice):
Code:
newmtl cube1_auv
Ns 98.0392156863
Kd 1.0 1.0 1.0
Ka 1.0 1.0 1.0
Ks 1.0 1.0 1.0
d 1.0
illum 2
At the end of that block add the reference to your UV map:
Code:
map_Kd myUVmap.tga
Where 'myUVmap.tga' is the filename to your UV mapped texture and see if that works.
You may want to make sure that the texture is in the same folder/directory as the obj and mtl files. Since I don't know the OBJ/MTL file format, I'm not sure if/how it escapes directory slashes.
i asked on elysum for an Answer, i got that.
And it works !!!!
This might be totally stupid advice (as I don't know the specifications for the OBJ file format) but it looks like Blender doesn't write the UV map data into the corresponding .mtl file that is saved with your model.
When you save your file: 'myfile.obj' you should also have a 'myfile.mtl' file in the same directory. This is what saves the material info for the model.
Inside that file, you should see an object definition something like this (when opened in your text editor of choice):
Code:
newmtl cube1_auv
Ns 98.0392156863
Kd 1.0 1.0 1.0
Ka 1.0 1.0 1.0
Ks 1.0 1.0 1.0
d 1.0
illum 2
At the end of that block add the reference to your UV map:
Code:
map_Kd myUVmap.tga
Where 'myUVmap.tga' is the filename to your UV mapped texture and see if that works.
You may want to make sure that the texture is in the same folder/directory as the obj and mtl files. Since I don't know the OBJ/MTL file format, I'm not sure if/how it escapes directory slashes.