I'm new to this and don't know how to import an object along with its texture.

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• Richard Haseltine Posts: 107,945

  August 18

  Please attach your image, embedded images are not shown properly.

  Are the image files in question present, in that location on disc? OBJ has very limited material settings in any event, so you cannot expect a geat deal.
• Bunyip02 Posts: 9,233

  August 18 edited August 18

  A bit of a tutorial - hopefully Horo might chip in with a good recommendation for an advance tutorial on the subject.

  

  Click on File then Import Object

  

  Locate obj file

  

  Click on Obj group material

  

  Do a test render

  

  Some objs have multiple elements, to find out, click on the triangle

  

  Click on Select Meshes

  Post edited by Bunyip02 on August 18
• Bunyip02 Posts: 9,233

  August 18 edited August 18

  Continuing -

  

  Scroll down the list to the section of choice, click on it to select

  

  Check that the area selected has turned red. Next click on the M button

  

  If it did not load with textures, click on the first circle in the Diffuse row

  

  Click on the P button

  

  Click on Purple button above the P button

  

  Click on blank square next to the images to begin loading a texture

  Post edited by Bunyip02 on August 18
• Bunyip02 Posts: 9,233

  August 18 edited August 18

  Continuing -

  

  Locate your texture file

  

  Click on tick to accept

  

  Click on tick to accept

  

  Do a test render to see how the change looks

  

  If you go and click on the M button again, then click on the Blue-Green button you get the Transformation tools.

   

  

  

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  Post edited by Bunyip02 on August 18
• Horo Posts: 11,339

  August 18

  bastiangarrido888 - get this free 11 page PDF document: https://horo.ch/docs/mine/pdf/BryceContent_v4.pdf it should help you understand where objects, materials etc. belong.
• mermaid010 Posts: 6,043

  August 18

  bastiangarrido888 said:

  When I import this object together with the .mtl file, the textures do not load correctly. I think this problem is due to my lack of experience with the program. I would appreciate your help.

   

  I have this problem only with most freebies, I normally have to texture the object from the images included in the file, just like Bunyip02 showed.
• Hansmar Posts: 3,134

  August 20

  I recognize the issue and also use Bunyip's approach, or, preferably, change textures to procedural textures from Bryce to save many MBs.