Problem with UV mapping (sort of fixed thanks to 1.8c)

[seriouscache]

Problem with UV mapping (sort of fixed thanks to 1.8c)

[DerPopo]

You can open the .obj file with strange UVs with notepad. Search for "# Faces" and create a new line before it and type "vt 0 0". If it doesn't look better, insert a second "vt 0 0" line.
It won't produce a perfect result but if it looks better, there's probably only a simple bug for me to fix.

[DerPopo]

I'm not yet quite sure how to fix that bug but I'll see if I can fix it.

[joyello]

I can confirm this!

Thanks that you're going to look into it! i really appreciate it! :)

hello. thank you for fixing the problem! it actually kinda fixed the problem expect some models are exporting the UV wrong and they look like this http://i.imgur.com/E2G3ldY.jpg but i'm really thankful that you sort of fixed this bug! :)

[DerPopo]

It looks like the UV channels are offset somehow. What happens if you insert the line "vt 0 0" once or twice before the first line starting with "f " (and do that for all submeshes if there are multiple)?

Where do i put the line? (btw i forget to mention that i have no experience with coding/programming so i apologize if i don't understand some stuff)

Thanks! i tried it and it works! there is only one UV vertex that i got to move but that's not a problem.

[DerPopo]

Then it's what I assumed. Thanks for your feedback so far! I will look into fixing it but I'm a bit busy right now.

[joyello]

confirming the issue :)