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| Posted by Waldemar.Hersacher at Jun 19, 2025, 1:39:25 PM |
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Re: Keep folder structure intact I'm not sure how that translates when you add it to a library, I'll have to investigate that. The editor will create a subfolder and copy the obj-file in it. It copies the mtl-file and renames it to the same name as the obj-file. The obj-file is changed to reference to the the mtl-file. It copies the texture and renames it to have the name of the obj-file an underscore and its original name. The mtl-file is changed to reference to this texture. If you add multiple objects you will get the same mtl-file and texture multiple times with different names in the subfolder of each obj. In my case with three doors with a white panel and three doors with a wooden panel I have the following sizes: sh3f: 101.543 Bytes -> 92.331 Bytes sh3d: 303.417 Bytes -> 103.476 Bytes If you are interested you can download the files. WaHeModDoors.sh3f WaHeModDoors_common.sh3f Version_14_wood.sh3d Version_14_wood_common.sh3d ---------------------------------------- MSI GP60, Linux Mint 21.3 Virginia base: Ubuntu 22.04 jammy, SH3D 7.5 with Photo-video rendering 2.8 |
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