I'm able to import the animations back to blender but not in tomb editor :confused: It says "wrong number of bones". The LARA.fbx file generated using the export FBX option seems to be correctly recognized by. I was also trying to import mixamo animations to TRLE using tomb editor. mtl file which determines the shine of models in game, if that info is of any help.
obj with shine blender file is also included just in case. Since obj files preserve this information, can you please send me a sample obj file with shine effect so I can see how is it applied? Thank you once again very much, Bergus! :D It's probably best to manually rename the automatically created texture.png and give it a custom name so the texture doesn't get accidentally overwritten when exporting several models into the same folder and then you have to reassign textures in any case, so it's all good the way it is. Re-assigning the texture is a small extra step and nothing to complain about, just thought I mention in case it's something that can be fixed easily.Įdit: after spending a bit more time importing and exporting things, I think having to reassign textures is perfectly fine. obj file format works best when a model is supposed to have shininess. I realize the addon was optimized for fbx, it's just that for Tomb Editor the. I have to re-assign/reload the texture manually in Blender for it to get added to the mtl. There has been one small inconvenience that I have encountered so far that I wanted to ask about: the textures show up fine in Blender but when exporting as OBJ the texture.png does not get written into the. Thank you again for this awesome addon, it works great!
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