05-10-2011, 02:20 PM
Yes, I saw the picture you posted. And yes, that's a UV problem, but not with the model but with the importer since it works for me and other people.
If it's just the scale, then you could easily re-scale the UV in Blender by tabbing into edit mode, select all verts of the model, go to the UV/Image Editor, select all UV-coordinates and press S (to scale) and adjust to where it's supposed to be.
If not, sorry. You need a better importer. Here's what I have to make it import with no problems at all:
Blender 2.49b
Python 2.6.2
Modified .dae file (texture path change, nothing to do with UV map)
Collada 1.4 importer
Also you should check if Blender knows where to find your Python directory. The newer Collada importer requires it. http://www.blender.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=11938
I really hope this helps.
If it's just the scale, then you could easily re-scale the UV in Blender by tabbing into edit mode, select all verts of the model, go to the UV/Image Editor, select all UV-coordinates and press S (to scale) and adjust to where it's supposed to be.
If not, sorry. You need a better importer. Here's what I have to make it import with no problems at all:
Blender 2.49b
Python 2.6.2
Modified .dae file (texture path change, nothing to do with UV map)
Collada 1.4 importer
Also you should check if Blender knows where to find your Python directory. The newer Collada importer requires it. http://www.blender.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=11938
I really hope this helps.