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libgdx / fbx-conv

Command line utility using the FBX SDK to convert FBX/Collada/Obj files to a custom text/binary format for static, keyframed and skinned meshes.
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Material not being included in g3dj file format #89

Closed nimeso closed 9 years ago

nimeso commented 9 years ago

I'm running the converter on windows and its not including relative paths to my texture file/material.

Here is a zip with the super simple fbx file and the texture jpg https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6kaPf1v_YV6TlV3UWRYSWtUeUE/view?usp=sharing I created the fbx using Cinema 4D and if I look in the fbx file I can see the jpg reference but the converted g3dj file has no reference or material. the output says:

WARNING: [Torus] Node uses RrSs mode, transformation might be incorrect STATUS: [shape(Torus)] Triangulating FbxMesh geometry VERBOSE: [shape(Torus)] polygons: 1296 (3888 indices), control points: 648 STATUS: Converting source file STATUS: Closing source file VERBOSE: Listing model information: VERBOSE: ID : VERBOSE: Version : Hi=0, Lo=1 VERBOSE: Meshes : 1 (5624 vertices, 1 parts, 3888 indices) VERBOSE: Nodes : 1 root, 1 total, 1 parts VERBOSE: Materials : 1 (0 textures) STATUS: Exporting to G3DJ file: torus3.g3dj STATUS: Closing exported file

Please can you help asap... we are happy to pay for your time :) thanks for the great work!

xoppa commented 9 years ago

Fbx-conv doesn't care where your textures are stored, it just uses the texture filename that the fbx file references. Please don't use the issue tracker for personal support requests.

xoppa commented 9 years ago

Sorry I misunderstood the issue you're reporting (thought you wanted fbx-conv to include folder names). At second read it looks like you mean the textures are not included at all. It looks like this is because you are using a layered texture. Could you please verify that it does work correctly when using a normal texture?

nimeso commented 9 years ago

Thanks @xoppa :)

I use Cinema4D and there is no way to create a 'normal texture' :( We are creating a product that relies heavily on being able to convert .fbx files generated from many different 3D applications so this is a bit of a issue for us ... bugger... any thoughts?

Thanks heaps for your help :)