That means you need to set an origin and ground plane, realize that the origin and ground plane are centered at 0, 0, 0. Without this, the model might look blocky.If you are trying to load an element 3D scene into a camera tracked scene you need to Normalize the comp. This is usually a checkbox in the export settings. Make sure that the smoothing groups information is being saved out with your obj. This is the information telling the program how to map materials. Make sure that the UVW Coordinate information is being saved out with your obj. If the Polygon Normals are backwards they will appear as invisible.
Make sure that all polygon normals are facing the correct way. Performance will be increased with the model Pre-Triangulated. obj fileĮlement auto-triangulates models that aren’t already triangulated. If you are importing from C4D, see next section.Įxporting from 3D applications and settings Once you hit ok, the model should import with the textures linked to the corresponding channels. Select the model and and import settings box will pop up with options. Put the obj file and mtl file in the VideoCopilot/Documents/Model folder so that it shows up in the Element Scene Setup Model browser. The MTL file is basically just data telling the obj file where to pull texture files from. Most 3d programs have an option in the obj exporter settings to export an MTL file along with the obj. In Element V2 you have the option to automatically link textures to your material by loading an MTL file with the obj file. You can turn off pieces with the blue buttons next to each material. obj or C4D file, allows them to be adjusted and separated in Element. Giving each object it's own material in the full 3d app then importing to Element as an. In most 3d applications you can drag a new material to the pieces you need to be separate in Element. For pieces to be accessed as separate, editable pieces in Element, they need to have separate materials mapped to the polygons.
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