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Converting Sketchup Models With Textures

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I have successfully managed to convert sketchup models that are downloadable as COLLADA ziped files which contain textures.

When I download the *.skp files (where no COLLADA files are provided) I can upload that file into Sketchup but when I export those files I do not get any texture files therefore I cannot compile an object using ModelConverter X.

Is it possible to convert *.skp files? Is so what is the proceedure? Where do the textures files end up after export?
 
Yes , don't should be a problem, I think they are exported, the model and one folder with the textures, with the name of the model. look closely where the exported model go, make a dedicated folder for that exported models, or something so.:cool:
 
Yes that's what I thought. Perhaps I'm doing something wrong in my procedure with importing skp files.

I'll keep plugging away.
 
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