When I import OBJ, no I get texture error code

[Jeff Helton]

So I import an OBJ that has a texture mapped to it and Meshlab always gives me an error (Failure loading textures). I have tried everything I know, made sure the OBJ and texture file are in the same folder, the MTL file has the correct path. What do I need to do in order to see the OBJ textures appear?

Thanks

[Ilvis Faulbaums]

Hi Jeff, I had same problem. Found solution:
Filters -> Texture -> Set Texture -> Texture file "YourTextureFileFromCurrentDirectory.png"; Texture Dimension(px) "LastSavedDimension" - > Apply -> Close!!!

(note, it could take some time, maybe if some cases if the file is very huge program can crash, but You can edit settings also how to avoid this: Tools-> Settings -> MeshLab::System::maxGPUMemDedicatedToGeometry "3500" it worked in my case)

Texture must be a .png file and texture dimesion must be last greatest quality You saved (in my case it was 8192, it took time to load, but I had luck!)
Texture Dimension You can see also if You click on the texture properties with right mouse button (Properties - > Details (Dimensions)).

I even renamed the .MTL file to something else and it runned without it.

[Anabel Jenkins]

Thanks for this solution, Ilvis! I was finally able to import the OBJ file without any problems. Thanks again.

[Ilvis Faulbaums]

You're welcome!

[Jeff Helton]

Seriously? Nobody can help?

[Lars O. Grobe]

Have you been able to load it with any other software?

Cheers, Lars.

Am 12.09.2018 um 21:23 schrieb "Jeff Helton" mendrivetrucks@users.sourceforge.net:

Seriously? Nobody can help?

When I import OBJ, no I get texture error code

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[Jeff Helton]

Thanks for response Lars. Yes, it imports into 3DS Max no problems. The OBJ, MTL and image files are all in the same folder.