@methusalah: That sounds interesting. But somehow I have no clue what you mean with submesh. Or maybe I do: If have an actor or car then the clothes or the car body is a separated object in blender?!
And you get that by name or something? Do you have maybe a sample?
basically they are saying having 2 materials in your model thus 2 meshes thus sub mesh 
Basicaly, you will have as many sub meshes as geometries in your modeling tool. I don’t know how to specify a name for the submeshes, it depends on the tool you use.
At worst, you only have to find it manually. In jmonkey, the model will be created as a Node, with each submesh as a child Geometry. Just try until you find the one you’re looking for, and record the index.
The result here
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So here are the road I talked about earlier each piece is actually the correct size for a standard 2 lain road. all use a single 512x512 texture. I need to rework the corners for the small 90 and the 4 45s but I’ll save that for another time.
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So here are the building parts I will still need to create ladders and another sloped wall but as you can see you should be able to create any basic building you want.
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How should I get these out there?
Google drive?
I think o am just going to start a net git project
Thanks I actually saw one of these on the forms after my post here, but didn’t have time to look into it.