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[Plugin] Import OBJ with Materials v2.1 20131118

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    TIG Moderator
    last edited by 26 Oct 2010, 21:33

    @eloiraiol said:

    Because the images do not appear in the trial, only show the textures in SketchUp itself. Where is a picture is blank!

    Please explain your problem another way... I don't understand πŸ˜•

    TIG

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      wyatt
      last edited by 27 Oct 2010, 14:25

      I'm stepping into an area that I don't fully understand, so hopefully this question makes sense. I would like to import an obj with vertex colors turned on. I have a tcs file that I believe contains the vertex color data, but the obj and mtl don't appear to reference that file at all. I haven't found much searching Google for the tcs file format. Is it possible to import vertex colors into SU?

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        TIG Moderator
        last edited by 27 Oct 2010, 15:15

        @unknownuser said:

        I'm stepping into an area that I don't fully understand, so hopefully this question makes sense. I would like to import an obj with vertex colors turned on. I have a tcs file that I believe contains the vertex color data, but the obj and mtl don't appear to reference that file at all. I haven't found much searching Google for the tcs file format. Is it possible to import vertex colors into SU?

        Not with this tool - it only imports 'faces' with their colors/textures - not even raw 'edges'...

        TIG

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          thomthom
          last edited by 27 Oct 2010, 15:17

          Vertex colours, the connected face should have a surface that blends the colour from each vertex?

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            wyatt
            last edited by 27 Oct 2010, 15:46

            Yes, that's the idea.

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              majid
              last edited by 3 Nov 2010, 19:42

              thanx again TIG πŸ‘ now I can play with sculptris + SU

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                Chris Fullmer
                last edited by 28 Nov 2010, 05:57

                @unknownuser said:

                I'm stepping into an area that I don't fully understand, so hopefully this question makes sense. I would like to import an obj with vertex colors turned on. I have a tcs file that I believe contains the vertex color data, but the obj and mtl don't appear to reference that file at all. I haven't found much searching Google for the tcs file format. Is it possible to import vertex colors into SU?

                Wyatt, where di you get the "tcs" file? I think I know what you're asking, but I have not seen any tcs file at any point. I'm scheming some things right now along these lines.

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                  wyatt
                  last edited by 29 Nov 2010, 00:07

                  Hey Chris. Yes, the tcs file comes from tree[d]. I'm not at my computer right now, but from what I remember it's a series of rgb values that I believe tree[d] uses to compute the color variations in the leaves. It would be great if you are figuring out a way to use that data in SU. Let me know if I can help.

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                    pibuz
                    last edited by 2 Dec 2010, 11:50

                    +1 to Wyatt's request! Could be very useful using Tree[d] trees!

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                      zubenelgennubi
                      last edited by 4 Dec 2010, 20:32

                      thank you so much!!!!!

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                        rattusNOR
                        last edited by 24 Jan 2011, 23:58

                        worked very well... thanks!!

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                          3deviator
                          last edited by 4 Feb 2011, 05:53

                          hellow TIG, i got some problem using this plug-ins. i don't know if the import OBJ plug-ins have a problem or the software i used. I use Frecle tree[d] 3.1 its a free tree generator software to generate tree and export it to .obj file and then import it to sketchup pro 8 using Import OBJ. when i finish importing it, the tree has no texture even i use import OBJ[with texture]as seen in the pictures. whats the problem for it TIG? Anyways, heres the link for tree[d]3.1 software http://www.frecle.net/index.php?show=treed.about . It is great help to us if you can fix this one, we can generate trees and load it to sketchup. hope you will reply this post, thanks.


                          Exported files


                          imported files to sketchup

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                            TIG Moderator
                            last edited by 4 Feb 2011, 11:28

                            3deviator

                            The fault isn't with OBJimporter itself but rather with the 'tree[d]' OBJ exporter.
                            It makes a OBJ file describing the geometry and a MTL file describing the materials but fails to export the image files to which the MTL file refers.
                            If you open the MTL file with notepad you'll see some image files specified at the end of each material definition - e.g. map_Kd wood03.png
                            These image files are in the tree[d] 'Textures' folder - typically it's C:\Program Files\gile[s]\plugins\tree[d]\Textures
                            Copy the missing image files from that folder to the folder into which you have exported your OBJ/MTL files.
                            Now your image OBJ file imported into a SKP 'with Textures' will have the textures applied...
                            Now for the rub! The exported/imported tree[d] is relatively 'useless' !!! It has single sided leaf faces and the texture is only applied to the front faces, so all of the backs show as the default back color - usually a blue/gray AND the leaf faces have visible edges and a diagonal line across the middle.Unfixed SKP
                            BUT there is a way to fix these issues... β˜€
                            Put the attached script [ FixtreeD.rb] into ../Plugins folder and reopen the SKP with the tree in it, so that the script is loaded.
                            Now edit the group containing the tree and type FixtreeD.new into the Ruby Console (it runs on all entities in the current context, so DON'T use it outside of the tree group's edit).
                            All coplanar edges will be removed.
                            All other edges are hidden, and no longer cast/receive shadows.
                            The leaves' front materials are copied to their backs.
                            Hidden Geometry is switched 'off'.
                            Progress is reported in the Status Bar and Ruby Console
                            It can take some time to process a complex tree that has 1000s of partsPut into ..Plugins folder... The attached zip file contains a tree[d] exported OBJ/MTL AND the required images listed in that MTL [but not exported by tree[d]!], it also contains the imported OBJ tree showing the problems...Examples This image shows what the 'fixed' tree looks like with the edges/back_faces etc sorted...Example of 'fixed' SKP

                            TIG

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                              pilou
                              last edited by 4 Feb 2011, 11:31

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                                honoluludesktop
                                last edited by 4 Feb 2011, 20:45

                                I'm guessing that's a render of a made-up model? If so, add a zip-gun, wrap it into a bracelet, and represent it:-)

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                                  3deviator
                                  last edited by 7 Feb 2011, 11:22

                                  Thanks for your reply TIG, this is very nice script, its a Great Help. Thanks a lot. It works fine although it took too long in processing but you will also satisfied with the output. I'm very impress of what you did TIG,your truly "The Incredible Giant".

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                                    Gaieus
                                    last edited by 7 Feb 2011, 11:23

                                    @3deviator said:

                                    Thanks for your reply TIG, this is very nice script, its a Great Help. Thanks a lot. It works fine although it took too long in processing but you will also satisfied with the output. I'm very impress of what you did TIG,your truly "The Incredible Giant".

                                    3deviator, use the reply (or quote) buttons to reply a post, not the report function, please. (I know, this needs some sort of routine, too). I had to copy/paste/change poster and all for the above post...

                                    Cheers

                                    Gai...

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                                      3deviator
                                      last edited by 8 Feb 2011, 04:19

                                      @gaieus said:

                                      @3deviator said:

                                      Thanks for your reply TIG, this is very nice script, its a Great Help. Thanks a lot. It works fine although it took too long in processing but you will also satisfied with the output. I'm very impress of what you did TIG,your truly "The Incredible Giant".

                                      3deviator, use the reply (or quote) buttons to reply a post, not the report function, please. (I know, this needs some sort of routine, too). I had to copy/paste/change poster and all for the above post...

                                      Cheers

                                      ohh! im so sory sir Gaieus, i dont intend to do that, I'm just confuse, if where is the button to reply for a specific post. im so sory for that sir. how can i delete that post sir?

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                                        3rdEye
                                        last edited by 9 Feb 2011, 16:33

                                        Hi TIG,

                                        First:(I wrote to you in another thread, about the texture mapping import)

                                        After testing the last days with Maya 2009 I can say the following:
                                        Your Plugin imports the Geometry very fine and accurate, and it additionally imports the maya mental ray shader I used there. If the shader has only normal mapping applied without diffuse mapping, on import the mapping seems to get lost. When i applied the same map to the diffuse channel it worked, but:

                                        The texture mapping is applied to the shader, not to the object, because when i replace the shader in SU 8, the texture mapping gets lost.

                                        When I tried to render the object in SU 8 with V-Ray 1.49.91 it did work for hours, but could not complete the Render. When I replace the imported shader with a new one with same textures applied, it renders in usual time, but - as i said - the mapping is lost.

                                        am I doing something wrong?

                                        thx again for your great plugin!
                                        cheers, 3rdEye

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                                          cublique
                                          last edited by 15 Feb 2011, 00:06

                                          Hi TIG

                                          I Have little problem when import a complex big obj file

                                          its very heavy in my little machines..

                                          I made the obj from ivy generator filling full a wall which dimension 5 x 12 meter2

                                          could you teach me..how I can import complex big obj file?

                                          thanks a lot

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