Open ozpolonski opened 2 years ago
im getting the same Error
Can you show your addon settings?
Can you show your addon settings?
I meant in Preferences -> Add-ons
This?
I meant in
Preferences -> Add-ons
Yeah, that looks right. Are you sure your texconv.exe
is still at that location? The error message is hard for me to replicate.
Yeah, that looks right. Are you sure your
texconv.exe
is still at that location? The error message is hard for me to replicate.
yes it is, It only happens when I try to export it for some reason.
Now im getting this errror
One of your meshes has a very high number of vertices. The exporter is trying to split the mesh into separate primitives, however, there are cases where it is unable to, such as yours. You're going to need to locate any large meshes and either reduce the vert count or split them.
One of your meshes has a very high number of vertices. The exporter is trying to split the mesh into separate primitives, however, there are cases where it is unable to, such as yours. You're going to need to locate any large meshes and either reduce the vert count or split them.
Alright ill give that a try
Describe the bug A clear and concise description of what the bug is. Trying to export a modified Asobo aircraft is giving me traceback errors:
I've recently reinstalled Blender 2.92 with Windows 10, no other MSFS stuff active (getting activation issues with MSFSToolkit too). I deleted Blender originally due to this issue too, hoping it would resolve on reinstall.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior: As always:
Expected behavior As always, a black loading square would appear, and the .gltf and .bin files would be created.
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