Of you saw my other post( http://www.beamng.com/threads/corolla-jdm-weird-wheel-origin-problem.30113/ ) You can see the texures. I had just added a turbo, and was so happy when started to drive, and heard a blow off valve. Because i have never added a turbo before. But anyways, after that i went into blender, added some little tweaks, and exported it. But when i did, i clicked these boxes The two boxes above COPY (My name is Adam not Zach fyi) And when i did, i tested my car, and i see this So how can i fix this? iv tried exporting the collada again without those boxes checked, but it still won't work. Any help guys?
The other guys might be on it with helping you already, if so ignore me If you're trying to get materials to work you need to create a materials.cs file. The exporting of materials in blender is not used for beamng. Your model will have a material that you added in blender, all you need to know is the name of that material. Then find a materials.cs file from another vehicle or whatever and copy it into your mod folder. Open it with notepad, and then change the material name to the name of your models material, and change the texture names/file paths to your vehicles texture names.
I already have all that, and the textures of the car worked fine, until i clicked something by accident.
Try clearing your cache and try exporting again. Also check the names of your models materials, the names in the materials.cs, ect and make sure everything is still correct and matching. Also as stated if you send one of us the file we can try and help further!
As @Hondune already mentioned, the material names in your materials.cs file have to match the name you gave the mesh in your 3d application before. So if the mesh's material name is 'supermaterial', the mapTo property in the materials.cs file has to have the exact same string to be linked to that material. Code: singleton Material(materialname) { mapTo = "supermaterial"; diffuseMap[0] = "vehicles/yourvehicle/null.dds";
