I am trying to export from Blender to Collada .dae and seems that textures are not exported
Here it is a video with the steps
https://drive.google.com/file/d/11ELOeZovAhHoxm92P1poLjDk5EUdXZ8l/view?usp=sharing
What am I missing?
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$\begingroup$ try to uncheck the "Only Selected UV map" checkbox $\endgroup$ – Tak Jun 20 '18 at 14:40
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$\begingroup$ tried, same result -> no texture exported, only the mesh $\endgroup$ – Duna Jun 20 '18 at 19:30
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$\begingroup$ here it is blender project: drive.google.com/file/d/1JESub-RWzdYmicfQB6IMWnuy6P4Iksli/… $\endgroup$ – Duna Jun 20 '18 at 20:13
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1$\begingroup$ really weird. Copying of textures seems to only work if the image is selected under the in the uv editor when blender renderer is selected (even if switching back to cycles afterwards). $\endgroup$ – PeterT Jun 21 '18 at 10:48
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1$\begingroup$ I'll try to make a small writeup as an answer after work if no-else already did it by then but for me setting the textures in the blender render worked. Both setting it as a uv texture and setting it as a material texture but not as a pure node texture. $\endgroup$ – PeterT Jun 21 '18 at 11:24
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The default Blender Exporter does not seem to be able to embed textures into Collada *.dae files (as of 2.79b).
It can however save textures alongside Collada files. To do that it has two sources of texture files.
Materials as texture source
See this video if you want to see it in action.
This is used when you select Materials in the Texture Options section of the Collada Export dialog.
The steps you need to make sure the texure is set, do the following:
- Be sure that you are in
Blender RenderorBlender Gamemode (you can switch back to another renderer after you set the texture)
1a. Select your object and go into the textures tab of the Properties Panel - make sure that you are editing the textures of the material
- add at least one texture of type Image (you can add multiple textures and all will get saved)
- set the image for the texture
UV Texture as texture source
See this video if you want to see it in action.
This is used when you select UV Textures in the Texture Options section of the Collada Export dialog.
The steps you need to make sure the texure is set, do the following:
- Be sure that you are in
Blender RenderorBlender Gamemode (you can switch back to another renderer after you set the texture) - Select your object and go into edit mode
- open a
UV/Image Editorpanel and set the image you want to export as the texuture (you can switch back into object mode and this image will persist as the one that will be exported).
