I've read differing accounts whether the texture file could be embedded in the. I then use 7-zip to zip these two files and upload to Sketchfab, once uploaded the model is white with no texture file. When I look in the folder I have two files: texturedMesh2.obj and and no. I then press the OK button and the green status bar shows that it is saving something. Another pop-up comes up called 'Choose Saving Options for: 'texturedMesh' - not texturedMesh2 (don't know if this is a problem or not) and then it wants to save a texture file and call it texture_1001.png - the normal, color and TexCoord boxes are all checked as defaults and the radio button 'All' is also pressed. A pop-up appears called 'Save 'texturedMesh.obj' Layer', I then choose Alias Wavefront Object (.obj) as the file format, I change the File Name to: texturedMesh2.obj and click save. I point Meshlab to the folder containing my Meshroom files (above) and MeshLab opens it and it looks like it is supposed to with textures.Īfter I do my cleaning, I then want to upload it to Sketchfab, so first I choose the 'export mesh as' option from Meshlab. If you decide to export and upload your model manually, we recommend using the OBJ format, which you can do from either the Desktop application or the Cloud application. I then use Meshlab to clean-up the model, by first importing it using the 'import mesh' from the File dropdown menu. I use Meshroom to create a 3D model and it saves it as 3 files: texturedMesh.obj, texturedMesh.mtl and a texture_1001.png. I probably gave too much detail here - but I am really stuck and can't find documentation to a seemingly simple process:

Convert sketchfab models to obj