You brought this up on the RaySupreme forum too. Basically, export it to FBX, then type the .fbx after typing the save filename when you're saving. I just tested it on RaySupreme and the import on

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wesm a écrit :

Hi,

Substance Painter will support most common model formats such as OBJ, FBX, dxf. You can export the mesh from daz3D as OBJ and

the model (OBJ or FBX) and it work like a charm, Substance is awesome!.

This is probably on your to-do list but I'll post it anyway :P

Currently, its kind of messy as I have lots of files on my desktop and the only mesh file I really use is FBX,but I also have OBJs on

downer because I love SP but I love lightwave too :(

Lightwave exporting as .fbx and .obj do not work for me either (and they do have UV maps)

Just hoping this is me being stupid and hopefully someone

Hi,

I just bourght Ray Supreme 3D and Substance Painter but the last one won't import any meshes. I tried both .obj files and autodesk fbx files but no joy. It either gives a message that it cannot

your processor?

i use "\Documents\Luxology\Content\Assets\Meshes\Human\Man Head 01.lxl". i guess you have modo, i know you from modo forums :-) i exported this as fbx and created a new project and

files, fbx exported files from Blender do crash.
What are the best export settings for obj files to load in to SP?

Okay, I actually got it working today. I know for a fact now, that my FBX exporter in Softimage is completely bugged at the moment (Nor am I in the mood to try and fix it :P). However, I retried

mean as there is with 3D-Coat. However SP supports most of the Blender exportable formats (though I have had no luck with FBX).

You would export your blender objects as OBJ (or if your into Valve