Exporting with Write Normals on and Smooth Groups on, results in exactly the same behavior as just using Write Normals where 3DCoat does not recognized the edge-loop as a selectable edge-loop (it only allows me to select an edge at a time with the edge-loop tool on the edges with a sharp edge marking). Importing it into 3DCoat’s UV Room, causes the edge-loop to no longer be considered an edge-loop, even when imported with Weld Vertices on.Įxporting the object from blender with Write Normals off and Smooth Groups on works, but then there also are no longer any sharp-edge markings (they are also not available when the object is re-imported into Blender, so I’m fairly certain this is a Blender thing). Exporting this using Write Normals causes Blender to create sharp edges basically on every outer-edge. The first is a simple cube that I added a horizontal edge-loop (slice) to and moved it out a little and marked as sharp. Sure, I've attached two zip-files to this reply. Yes, if you have hard edge model to share, I can test has well. Is this a bug in 3D Coat, or am I perhaps using the wrong workflow to get from Blender to 3DCoat (or do I need to use a specific set of export options)? So far the only things that appears to work is exporting an object as OBJ from Blender with Smoothing Groups on and Write Normals off, but this also loses any hard edges I've marked myself. I've also already tried importing the model into 3D Coat with the merge vertices option on, but this also doesn't resolve the problem.įiles exported through the 3DCoat (Blender) AppLink seem to have this same issue. When I import the same exported file into Blender, it does select the edge loops correctly. However whenever I export a model from Blender (either in OBJ or FBX), and import it into 3D Coat the edge loop selection tools (both in UV editor and in the Retopo editor) don't seem to recognize most of the loops as actual loops and simply selects a single edge on the loop instead.Īfter some testing I found that this only appears to happen on the hard-edges that Blender automatically generates when exporting the model. At the moment I'm mainly looking at using it as UV tool to replace Blender's own UV tools with.
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