UV settings for textures not used on imported xml model, what to do?

Hi!

I’v finaly managed to get everything up running with the new jme3. Many tweeks and things to do but now its working.

So as I started the game, the house texture is not correct.

Its like the whole UV settings made in blender are removed.

I know I asked how to fix this before, but that was with the old jme3. With the new version I stand clueless.

I got the house.mesh.xml and the house_1.png texture and the house.material in same folder.

Also got a copy of the texture in another folder in the image folder.

Heres my code for creating the house:

RigidBodyControl house = MeshManager.StaticMeshNode("House_1", "House_1.png",20);

That one calls this one:
[java]public static RigidBodyControl StaticMeshNode(String name, String texture, float scale){
Node shape = ShapeManager.ShapeMesh(name,texture);
shape.setLocalScale(scale);
CollisionShape sceneShape = CollisionShapeFactory.createMeshShape(shape);
RigidBodyControl house = new RigidBodyControl(sceneShape,0);
MainClass.getRoot().attachChild(shape);
shape.addControl(house);
MainClass.getPhysics().add(house);
return house;
}[/java]
And this one calls the one under:
[java]public static Node ShapeMesh(String name, String texture){
Spatial model = MainClass.getAsset().loadModel(name+"\"+name+".mesh.xml");
model.setMaterial(MaterialManager.Texture(texture));
System.out.println(model);
return (Node) model;
}[/java]
Which finaly uses the texture method (which I think is the source problem):
[java]public static Material Texture(String name){
Material mat = new Material(MainClass.getAsset(),"Common/MatDefs/Misc/Unshaded.j3md");
mat.setTransparent(true);
mat.getAdditionalRenderState().setBlendMode(BlendMode.Alpha);
Texture img = ImageLoader.Load(name);
img.setWrap(WrapMode.Repeat);
mat.setTexture("ColorMap", img);
return mat;
}[/java]
That use this one (last one I promis):
[java]public static Texture Load(String name){
File imageFile = new File(source+name);
MainClass.getAsset().registerLocator(imageFile.getParent(), FileLocator.class.getName());
return MainClass.getAsset().loadTexture(name);
}[/java]
I used to have SimpleTextured.j3md but its apparenly "Obsolent" so I had to use Unshaded (tho I must have shadows).
So where do I do wrong?

do you mean the textures are wrongly placed on the house model ? i had this problem, you need to flip the textures



[java]

mat.setTexture("ColorMap", this.assetManager.loadTexture(new TextureKey("fence_Cube.tga", false)));

[/java]



for example ^, toggle the boolean see if it fixes it

Lifesaver! :smiley:

Thanks alot :slight_smile: