Fusions .OBJ Import not working.
Can you share that .obj and perhaps even the original Blender file?
I import files from Blender relatively often and they are substatially more complex than the default cube 😉
No issue here.
Have you rebooted your computer and the issue persists?
Can you File>Export your *.f3d file to your local drive and then Attach it here to a Reply?
Use Insert->Mesh, not File->Open.
I don't know what you want to do with this skull, but it is very low poly.
With a little bit of work in Blender, or Fusion (Its just way faster in Blender) you can eliminate all the triangles and make a quad mesh out of it. That can be converted into a T-Splie.
The result is not only vastly superior (non faceted!) geometry, you can modify with the T-Spline tools AND normal solid or surface modeling tools in Fusion.
If that interests you I can show you how to do that.
Here is this skull:
1. Cleaned up in Blender, meaning removed all the unnecessary triangles. This can actually not be done in Fusion as Fusion does not allow to convert fully triangulated models into T-Splines.
2 Inserted Mesh into Fusion
3. In Fusion, create a new form, select the mesh and convert from Quad Mesh to T-Spline:
4. Finished the form (it's now a solid body) , applied material and rendered:
@RuvenBals wrote:
So I tried quading the mesh too in blender and it still dosnt work.
How did you attempt to do this?
I first uses Faces -> tris to Quads.
That doesn't remove all the triangles and also in the process removes some edges that are correct while leaving others that should be removed.
I selected those edges that aren't needed and dissolved them. I also made some new edges with the knife tool between existing vertices to create proper edge flow.
Maybe 30 minutes of work.
The .obj is attached in zipped form. If you insert it with cm, then it should have the right dimensions (about 100mm tall)
Thanks a lot! I just did the basic operation.
Even if i import your skull through insert mesh nothing shows.
I homed the view here. I did also try restarting my PC.
That is odd. The object shows in your browser. When you select the mesh object in the browser, do you see anything changing in the viewport?
Here is how this looks on my side. I have turned all grids off.
@johnsonshiue Not sure this is a bug or perhaps graphics driver related. The mesh model is clearly inserted into the design, but is not visible in the viewport.
@RuvenBals wrote:
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Thanks a lot to @TrippyLighting for cleaning up the mesh for me. Ill show you what i make with it 😉
Yes, that would be nice!
I created a 10 minute video of the editing process in Blender last night. It takes a bit of experience with Sub-D modeling to recognize whether or not the quad topology of a model can be recovered this way, but I've seen it often enough to warrant a little tutorial:
