I've read differing accounts whether the texture file could be embedded in the. the Art of illusion (free) and found that I can make forms ,convert them in Meshlab (free) and then take them into Incendia to play with as Meshes.
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jpg photo into meshlab 2) Turning the photo into texture 3) superimposing and combining the texture onto an object I dont know how to do any of those steps, any idea Thanks Report 0 Likes Reply Message 4 of 4 MagWeb in reply to: evary. I then use 7-zip to zip these two files and upload to Sketchfab, once uploaded the model is white with no texture file. I am relatively new in meshlab, I need to do the following: 1) Import a. When I look in the folder I have two files: texturedMesh2.obj and and no. I then press the OK button and the green status bar shows that it is saving something. Another pop-up comes up called "Choose Saving Options for: 'texturedMesh' - not texturedMesh2 (don't know if this is a problem or not) and then it wants to save a texture file and call it texture_1001.png - the normal, color and TexCoord boxes are all checked as defaults and the radio button "All" is also pressed. A pop-up appears called "Save 'texturedMesh.obj' Layer", I then choose Alias Wavefront Object (.obj) as the file format, I change the File Name to: texturedMesh2.obj and click save. I point Meshlab to the folder containing my Meshroom files (above) and MeshLab opens it and it looks like it is supposed to with textures.Īfter I do my cleaning, I then want to upload it to Sketchfab, so first I choose the "export mesh as" option from Meshlab. In this case a new, approximated, mesh is created and precision (and time) depends on the precision parameter you set. I then use Meshlab to clean-up the model, by first importing it using the "import mesh" from the File dropdown menu. A different method (slower but topologically more accurate) is using the uniform mesh resampling filter and specifying a positive (negative) offset for obtain a dilate (erode) effect. I use Meshroom to create a 3D model and it saves it as 3 files: texturedMesh.obj, texturedMesh.mtl and a texture_1001.png. I probably gave too much detail here - but I am really stuck and can't find documentation to a seemingly simple process:
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