NFS-CarToolkit model export problem

[Aftrmrket Exotics]

So nobody know how to fix that texture bug? Unfortunately the tool contain no reedmee file, which contains a way to contact the developer.

It's not a bug; it's a missing feature at worst.

Here's the author's website, try leaving a message in the replies or sth: https://nfs-tools.blogspot.com/

Tbh, I don't think he is active anymore.

[modding]

It's not a bug; it's a missing feature at worst.

Here's the author's website, try leaving a message in the replies or sth: https://nfs-tools.blogspot.com/

Any other way to contact him? For that blogspot.com google acount is necesary.

[modding]

What that txt file, created when exporting a model, should be good for?

[AJ_Lethal]

What that txt file, created when exporting a model, should be good for?

It's basically the configuration file for compiling back into .bin files; it tells CarToolkit which materials, textures, markers and such to use when compiling the model.

[modding]

What that txt file, created when exporting a model, should be good for?

It's basically the configuration file for compiling back into .bin files; it tells CarToolkit which materials, textures, markers and such to use when compiling the model.

But most of texture names are wrong or incomplete.

[AJ_Lethal]

But most of texture names are wrong or incomplete.

False. In most cases (especially from vanilla models) the txt file has the correct names for textures for its intended purpose (compiling into a GEOMETRY.BIN file)[example from the M3 GTR from NFSMW]
In case you need a reminder how the material section of the txt file does work:

[modding]

But most of texture names are wrong or incomplete.

False. In most cases (especially from vanilla models) the txt file has the correct names for textures for its intended purpose (compiling into a GEOMETRY.BIN file)[example from the M3 GTR from NFSMW]
In case you need a reminder how the material section of the txt file does work:

But there are no textures with exact the given names.

[AJ_Lethal]

But there are no textures with exact the given names.

*sigh*

Alright, I looked at the mtl file since something in your previous posts caught my eye. And well, it happens there's a workaround for the minor inconvenience you're agonizingly bellyaching over:
1- Open the mtl file in Notepad and look for the map_kds that begin with  %_


2- Press Ctrl+R to open the Search and Replace dialog and replace all the instances of % with the car's XNAME


3-Save the file. Now when you import the obj file in your editor, textures will load automatically

[modding]

In that txt file there is not just %_MISC but also %_MISC_N. In that mtl file that %_MISC_N seems to be mising.

[AJ_Lethal]

In that txt file there is not just %_MISC but also %_MISC_N. In that mtl file that %_MISC_N seems to be mising.

The _N textures are the bump map textures that are applied on top of the regular texture (although in MW's case, bump maps are unused); CarToolkit does not extract the bump map texture data.

[modding]

The _N textures are the bump map textures that are applied on top of the regular texture (although in MW's case, bump maps are unused); CarToolkit does not extract the bump map texture data.

Thought _N stands for normal texture.