Help with textures in Unity

[nestor_d]

Hello people,

I'm just getting started in the modding business. I know 3D modelling and texturing in blender, and have a very basic notion of Unity, I wanna start with a very small parts mod, I0m following this tutorial

. I have my model textured in blender and I exported it as a Collada file. I then set up PartTools in unity, and import a folder with the .dae model file and the texture file. Now, in the tutorial right after the model is imported onto the scene a lot of components appear by default like a mesh renderer and a mesh filter with a default diffuse material. Whenever I import my model to the scene it doesn't have any components. I can add them myself and then add the texture, but then whenever I write the final .mu file with PartTools only the .mu file is created, without a texture. What am I doing wrong here?

Any help much appreciated, thanks!

[lo-fi]

Some screen grabs would be really helpful. Those components will have been added, or the model won't get rendered in Unity, but they are applied to each object in the model. The top level object may just be an empty object.

Look in the console in Unity to see what gets logged as you export too.

[nestor_d]

Some screen grabs would be really helpful. Those components will have been added, or the model won't get rendered in Unity, but they are applied to each object in the model. The top level object may just be an empty object.

Look in the console in Unity to see what gets logged as you export too.

Thanks for your reply! The console shows no errors, It only says that the .mu file has been created, but I'll get some screenshots

[lo-fi]

That's a good start. What size is the .mu? Does it export the textures with the .mu?

[nestor_d]

That's a good start. What size is the .mu? Does it export the textures with the .mu?

Hey man, thanks! I figured out what was going on, it was something rather silly actually... I forgot to delete the camera and the lamp in blender so I guess the PartTools exporter didn't really know what was going on. I even managed to open it in KSP now However I will probably need help further down the road, since this is my first try at modding!

[lo-fi]

Great stuff. You're doing OK so far if you've got a part into KSP. Good luck