'Baking' texture into scene

t_smith5 — Sat, 19 Mar 2022 16:00:22 GMT

I know how to add or 'bake' a model's texture into the .OBJ/.FBX file on export, so it should load up on the model when you import it into another package, but is it possible to apply/bake a texture to a scene so it can always be accessed? For instance, on my PC, I have a model where the texture will always load. However, if I load up the same model on one of my university computers, it won't, due to the directory path being a bit different. The texture is still in the same folder(s) on my OneDrive, but the hard drive it's on is different. Is there a way of 'baking' it into the scene/on the model? Similar to how you can in Blender when you go to External Data > Pack All into .blend?

Thanks

Re: 'Baking' texture into scene

damaggio — Sat, 19 Mar 2022 17:05:00 GMT

That’s probably because you didn’t set a relative path to the textures in your project.

Re: 'Baking' texture into scene

t_smith5 — Sat, 19 Mar 2022 17:11:53 GMT

Cool. Thank you. I went and looked for a quick video on how you do that and a relative path is all set up. 🙂

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