问题
After making a house model in blender I've exported it to three.js json format as a single object, but when adding it to scene I got half textures displayed and another half are just grey meshes.
JSON URL (with absolute texture images links): http://pobegushki.meetroll.net/inn1.js Screenshot of what I get in blender and what I get in production:
Also there are two instances of a barrel model which both has a perfectly mapped material. I tried setting barrel image as a material to floor (simple scaled box mesh), but nothing changed, it still remained grey.
Any ideas?
回答1:
I think there's a bug in the file loaders/Loader.js (Rev56). At line 332, try to replace:
if ( m.mapDiffuse && texturePath ) {
by
if ( m.mapDiffuse && texturePath != null ) {
(same bug for all types of textures of course)
I stumbled upon this bug this week-end, where my textures were not displayed because texturePath = "".
回答2:
TATATATAAAM! I've solved the problem (the stupid way tbh, but I got fully textured model).
Behold: http://touhou.ru/upload/56e75518ab580497358741bec62491ff.png
Blender three.js export was creating empty textures for all untextured meshes I got, and I tried copy-pasting non-empty materials to empties. After thousands of page refreshes I got right materials assigned to right meshes.
It took pretty much time, I think I should submit a bugreport :(
UPDATE: Here's why those materials were empty on export:
On the first picture I've selected a mesh which had texture in production and on the second is one which didn't.
Thanks for your attention!
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15192316/three-js-loading-model-with-jsonloader-loads-only-half-of-textures