In addition to the above I ran into the following isue:
When exporting an .obj file as a V-ray proxy the following error pops up when trying to opening vray inside of sketchup:
" The model you are trying to activate appears to be a V-Ray GeoMeshFile object. Activating it will remove serialized V-Ray data from the model. Do you want proceed?
If I say no, it won’t open vray, if i accept it, V-Ray just renders the bounding box.
The proxy .skp file generated by Transmutr is intended to be imported in another model, as a component.
This component is the proxy that V-Ray will see and replace by the vrmesh.
If you open the .skp file directly, V-Ray understands that it should actually be imported as a component in a separate model, and displays the warning you reported.
selecting the proxy .skp file generated by Transmutr
When doing this, I’ll expect a geometry file in the V-Ray geometry tab where the .vrmesh is connected to the sketchup object. But this stays empty.
When rendering, there is nothing visible.
Thanks for the file.
It looks like the .vrmesh was exported correctly, and the .skp file has all the right attributes and materials.
The proxy path saved in the .skp file is “C:\Users\Pixual\Desktop\Export_Transmutr\20181218_test_export.vrmesh”. Is this correct?
On my machine I had to tell V-Ray where to look for the .vrmesh file, because obviously I don’t have the file in the same place.
Please go to Extensions > V-Ray > File Path Editor, and send me a screenshot.
Yes, this is the correct filepath.
In my filepath editor all the materials are connected ok. There isn’t a geometry file i.e. .vrmesh file in the filepath editor, so i can’t relink it.