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Blender Importing .dae

Discussion in 'Civ4 - Creation & Customization' started by Voyhkah, Jan 16, 2010.

  1. Voyhkah

    Voyhkah Political Activist

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    I want to try making a building. My blender skills are pretty awful, so I'm using Google Sketchup for the model, but when I try to import the .daes that I exported form sketchup into blender, something really weird happens. Blender says that the file imported properly, but the only things on the viewscreen are three arrows. What's going on?
     
    Voyhkah, Jan 16, 2010
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  2. Nitram15

    Nitram15 Pro Libertate!

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    There are too problem, I suppose:

    1. Different .dae format.

    2. Blender .dae script error.

    The solutions:

    1. Using the second .dae script

    2.Resize every meshin Blender to the good, usealbe size, then export.

    ;)
     
    Nitram15, Jan 17, 2010
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