Closed Colink02 closed 6 months ago
Was it a schematic or a world file? If the former, then it may be a conversion issue
It was a world file, I was initially going to use a schematic from World-edit but I figured pulling the area from world with Mineways was easier. I converted it with Mineways to an Obj file and imported with MCPrep
Have you tried using something like jmc2ob? It tends to have less of these issues
Ok I tried that though it seems to have done worse lol Before (with JMC2OBJ export): After Mesh Swap: After Mesh Swap (without moving the orgin to mass and also if I set the offset in jmc2obj to center):
The source issue with jmc2obj in this scenario I think is actually due to mesh optimization being on, for Meshswap to work, all vertices in the original mesh need to be there and not be cleaned up. It's a toggle option inside jmc2obj. Give that a go if you can.
Ok so that fixed the weird redstone lamps being one, so now its only the redstone repeaters being slanted
I'm just going to close this, since there hasn't been reports related to this from other users. You'll still be able to comment
Did the issue happen after restarting Blender?
Check known issues
What happened?
With Redstone repeaters the redstone torches within them when Mesh Swapped makes them look like redstone torches on a wall. Before: After:
What steps are needed to produce the bug?
1) place repeaters in a schematic to mineways 2) prep the materials 3) Mesh swap the object
What version of MCprep are you using?
MCprep 3.4.1
What version of Blender are you using?
3.1.2 also tried 3.3.1