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eriqjaffe · 03-27-2020, 04:11 PM

My canned answer to this question:

That usually means you have the folder structure incorrect. Using "Flagg Park" as an example, you should have the following structure (there may be a few other files in there, but these are the ones that matter for the 3d park):

Code:

ballparks
	models
		Flagg_park
			Flagg Park_Textures
			Flagg Park.mtl
			Flagg Park.obj

The .obj and .mtl files work hand-in-hand. The .obj file describes the actual 3D structure, and the .mtl file provides information about the textures. The textures have to be in the right location relative to the .mtl file. All of your texture files (the .jpg and .png files) should be in that "Flagg Park_Textures" folder.

03-27-2020, 04:11 PM	#8
eriqjaffe Hall Of Famer Join Date: May 2003 Location: Under The Christmas Fish Posts: 7,722	My canned answer to this question: That usually means you have the folder structure incorrect. Using "Flagg Park" as an example, you should have the following structure (there may be a few other files in there, but these are the ones that matter for the 3d park): Code: ballparks models Flagg_park Flagg Park_Textures Flagg Park.mtl Flagg Park.obj The .obj and .mtl files work hand-in-hand. The .obj file describes the actual 3D structure, and the .mtl file provides information about the textures. The textures have to be in the right location relative to the .mtl file. All of your texture files (the .jpg and .png files) should be in that "Flagg Park_Textures" folder. __________________ Last edited by eriqjaffe; 03-27-2020 at 04:13 PM.