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[CANCELLED] Night Out With Thomas
11 years ago

Something that would REALLY boost progress...


Hey, guys.

I noticed all the positive feedback (right underneath FNaT!) and I really appreciate it. However, I have a huge problem that’s really been slowing down progress.

To a point where I can’t even move on. (No camera mechanics without cameras…) Anyway, the problem is that I model the buildings and stuff in Sketchup, but when I export it to a .DAE and open it in Blender, the textures are really screwed up.

http://orig04.deviantart.net/7993/f/2015/164/c/b/ouch_by_carnforthjinty-d8x60cz.png

Does anyone know how to fix this problem? If you know anyone that can help, it would be most appreciated - it also means progress would be faster…

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