SU export to Kerky -> no textures / bitmaps

[EddyNL]

Edit:
Even regular SketchUp materials don't export to Kerky, like bricks for example.

HELP!

[stanmarsh]

are you using the latest KT patch?

[EddyNL]

Yep, cleaned my computer yesterday...

Latest versions of SketchUp, Kerkythea and the SU2Kt exporter.

[Gaieus]

Eduardo,

By any chance,is there non-English characters

• in your material names
• in any of the folder names involved during the export
• anywhere in the path you are exporting to/from or keep your materials?

[EddyNL]

Here are some screenshots.
Can you help me out?

[rcossoli]

you know you can be, maybe the textures are on the blue side of the model of SketchUp, that's why no charges, certain is that, I hope to help you, greetings

[Gaieus]

So under My Documents\Sketchup is there a folder named TX_1 and are the three image files in there?

Or that back face problem mabye (although AFAIK the latest exporter can do that, too).

[stanmarsh]

hi Gaieus!

the problem was already resolved in the kerky forum, you can check it here
http://www.kerkythea.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=6379

[EddyNL]

Yes, you can close this one. Thanks.

Turned out to be a video card driver issue... I think.
I installed ASUS drivers for my ATI card instead of using shitty ATI Cataclyst drivers.
Problem solved

[Gaieus]

Cool, thanks guys for the heads-up.

[Bill Wilson]

@eduardonl said:

Yes, you can close this one. Thanks.

Turned out to be a video card driver issue... I think.
I installed ASUS drivers for my ATI card instead of using shitty ATI Cataclyst drivers.
Problem solved

Great to see you found a fix Ward, now can you please explain to an old man who is definitely not computer savy what is involved in installing a new driver as I have exactly the same problem as you had. I had no problem with SU textures but whenever I tried to use a .jpeg as a texture I got the same message in KT, it was very frustrating and I've been scratching my head for months about what the hell I was doing wrong. Until now I have seen nothing that explained it. Thank you for providing a bit of light on the subject. Now if you could just take me by the hand and lead me through the 'fix it process' I'll be a very happy chappy.
Cheers from the deep south where summer is just around the corner.