Model Textured in Unity, not in KSP

[Snarfster]

Starting to lose my mind here. I can't seem to get a textured object into KSP

* I made an object in Blender, textured it. Then exported it as an .fbx file.

* Then made a new project in Unity, added the parttools.

* Imported the .fbx and the texture.

* Assigned the texture to a material

* assigned the material to the model.

* Added a collision mesh

* Exported the model/texture as .mu and .tga

* Wrote the config file, double check that the texture and the .mu are correctly referenced.

* Then I go to KSP, I can see the part, it's untextured.

I am at a loss. Been looking at tutorials all day, and I can't seem to solve this.

Screenshot in Unity:

Screenshot in KSP:

Part config:

//	Test part for KSP

PART
{
	// Basic information
	name = 1mAdapter
	module = Part
	author = Snarfster

	mesh = 1mAdapter.mu
	rescaleFactor = 100
	PhysicsSignificance = 1
	texture = 1mAdapter.tga

	node_stack_top =       0.00,  0.00,  0.00, 0.0,  1.0, 0.0, 0
	// node_stack_bottom01 =  0.00,  0.00,  0.25, 0.0,  1.0, 0.0, 0
	// node_stack_bottom02 =  0.00,  0.05, -0.25, 0.0,  1.0, 0.0, 0

	// attachment rules: stack, srfAttach, allowStack, allowSrfAttach, allowCollision
	attachRules = 1,0,1,1,0

	// --- editor parameters ---
	cost = 500
	category = Structural
	subcategory = 0
	title = 1m (2x0.5) Adapter
	manufacturer = Snarfster's Test Agency
	description = Connect two 0.5 metre modules to a 1 metre diameter stack.

	// Standard part parameters
	mass = 0.1
	dragModelType = default
	maximum_drag = 0.2
	minimum_drag = 0.2
	angularDrag = 1
	crashTolerance = 12
	maxTemp = 3300
}

Any help or suggestions would be highly appreciated as my caffeine level is starting to get unhealthy.

[CaptainKipard]

Try mbm instead.

[Snarfster]

Tried MBM, still a white disk

I must be making a mistake somewhere along the line. I just don't see it..

[CaptainKipard]

In addition to that your workflow doesn't look familiar at all, specifically how you're doing things in Unity.

1. You don't need to export fbx. If your model is unwrapped, and has a single material in Blender, you can just drag and drop fhe model from the Assets window, after expanding the blend file.

2. When you have your model in the scene, drag the texture onto it.

[Snarfster]

The reason I export to fbx is that I had an issue importing blend files.

I use Linux and Unity via wine. Unity attempts to use blender to automatically convert the blend to fbx in the background. (it will actually complain about no (windows) blender being available to import.)

Going to give it another try with a new basic model.

[Snarfster]

Small update

Made a new model and then checked the log.

[WRN 10:32:06.990] PartLoader: Cannot replace model texture with 'Snarfster/Parts/Crate/textures/Crate'

So it seems it's a path issue

- - - Updated - - -

Another update, the error above was because I didn't have enough coffee...

It works now. No clue what's wrong with the initial test though.