blurps:blender_import_obj2dae
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| Opening .obj Files and Exporting Textures\\ | Opening .obj Files and Exporting Textures\\ | ||
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| **Step 1:** Open Blender | **Step 1:** Open Blender | ||
| Open Blender on your computer. If you don't have it installed, you can download it for free from Blender' | Open Blender on your computer. If you don't have it installed, you can download it for free from Blender' | ||
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| **Step 2:** Import .obj File | **Step 2:** Import .obj File | ||
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| Select Import and then choose Wavefront (.obj).\\ | Select Import and then choose Wavefront (.obj).\\ | ||
| Navigate to where your .obj file is saved and open it.\\ | Navigate to where your .obj file is saved and open it.\\ | ||
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| **Step 3:** Check Imported Object | **Step 3:** Check Imported Object | ||
| Once imported, you'll see your object in the 3D view. Use your mouse to rotate, zoom, and pan to explore it.\\ | Once imported, you'll see your object in the 3D view. Use your mouse to rotate, zoom, and pan to explore it.\\ | ||
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| **Step 4:** Export Textures | **Step 4:** Export Textures | ||
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| Click Browse next to the Texture field and save each texture image.\\ | Click Browse next to the Texture field and save each texture image.\\ | ||
| - | Export Textures Separately | + | **Export Textures Separately**\\ |
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| + | Save each texture image separately by right-clicking on the image and choosing "Save As".\\ | ||
| + | Choose a location on your computer and give it a name.\\ | ||
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| + | ===== Exporting as .DAE (Collada) File ===== | ||
| - | Save each texture image separately by right-clicking on the image and choosing "Save As". Choose a location on your computer and give it a name.\\ | ||
| - | Exporting as .DAE (Collada) File\\ | ||
| **Step 1:** Switch to Modeling Workspace | **Step 1:** Switch to Modeling Workspace | ||
| Click on Modeling at the top to switch to the Modeling workspace.\\ | Click on Modeling at the top to switch to the Modeling workspace.\\ | ||
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| **Step 2:** Export as .DAE | **Step 2:** Export as .DAE | ||
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| Set any additional options if needed.\\ | Set any additional options if needed.\\ | ||
| Click Export COLLADA.\\ | Click Export COLLADA.\\ | ||
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| **Step 3:** Finished! | **Step 3:** Finished! | ||
| You now have a .dae file that can be used in various 3D applications. | You now have a .dae file that can be used in various 3D applications. | ||
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| + | Note:\\ | ||
| + | Sadly these instructions do not cover how to tranfer .fbx files which contain a model as well as a " | ||
| + | However, I'm positive I should be able to find out how to handle that issue sooner or later. | ||
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