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So to recap what I did
1) Had a working scene
2) Made a project
3) Moved the working scene into the scene folder of the new project
4) Moved the related mesh and material file into the Models subdirectory of the project
5) Started Skyline
6) Open the scene (not the project)
7) Crash during loading
Statistics: Posted by howler — 16 Apr 2014, 11:43
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So your mesh should be picked up if stored in this folder.
if you post the path to which the asset is stored; that might help narrow down the problem.
But if you are making a game and don't want to use the asset library as all assets are for your game only, then skyline can create a project folder which can be stored anywhere on your hard drives and skyline will load all assets found within.
This can be created by clicking the "File->New project" or clicking the icon on the main toolbar.
Documents: - toolbar may be out of date but icons are the same.
Statistics: Posted by SolarPortal — 15 Apr 2014, 13:03
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Statistics: Posted by howler — 15 Apr 2014, 12:44
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Statistics: Posted by SolarPortal — 15 Apr 2014, 12:08
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"File NOT FOUND :: projects_bridge_3ds.mesh. Using default Emitter mesh instead"
The mesh file it's looking for is in the original mesh location which isn't the directory the scene was saved into. I've tried moving the mesh into the scene's directory and reloading. When that didn't work I tried doing a "Refresh Resources" and reloading the scene - I still get the same error.
I had a look on the wiki page about importing models and couldn't see anywhere that I have to move the mesh file to any specific directory, so I'm not sure why it can't find the model.
Statistics: Posted by howler — 15 Apr 2014, 12:02
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