Problem with Playup - Unreal
When exporting a grouped objects from sketchup playup, an fbx is generated. if we do not select "Combining Meshes" while importing the fbx into Unreal, the import will result in multiple small objects with different names, like Kitchenmesh10, Kitchenmesh11, Kitchenmesh12.......etc. The xml file will not work because it will show an error saying "You are missing the asset called Kitchenmesh.fbx. Please ensure that you have imported all of the fbx assets......."
However it works fine when "Combining Meshes", because it only generates a single Kitchen_mesh.fbx. But the whole point is we want to split the fbx into multiple pieces for easier texturing.
Sky
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weber15
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Any luck with this? I'm getting the same error message and have Checked the "Combining Meshes" box upon import to Unreal. Using Skp 2017 with Unreal 4.15 so not sure if that's supported yet.
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Rusty 1001
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Just tried this as per the video posted by Nintari. Alas, same error message as reported by OP.
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Rusty 1001
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I am trying Playup for the first time, and I am having this problem too. Individual meshes are there; however, the Playup button has the error as above' namely, that the assets are not there. Like the original poster I would like to have individual meshes for texturing purposes.
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Anonymous
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This was driving me crazy! Thanks for identifying the "Combining Meshes" as the culprit!
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AdminNintari
(Owner, PlayUp Tools)
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Does Unreal let you manually remove the _mesh0 from the asset name?
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Sky
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Hello, is there a solution to this?
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Sky
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I think I imported individual meshes but not too sure, there are numerous of them, here is a screen capture of the process: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NdU7REyrgKw
This seems harder than i expected. I tried exporting different models in sketchup, a lot of them have the same problem. -
AdminNintari
(Owner, PlayUp Tools)
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Hm, I haven't seen this issue. The test scene in this video is not combining the meshes either and is pretty complex in the nesting structure:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-lBB232qS5k
Is it possible that you tried to import a version of the level file that was referencing a combined mesh instead of one that referenced the individual ones?