I clicked it, interested to upgrade, but I saw that there is no upgrade. I can buy Deluxe for the same price that it would cost if I didn't already own AssetForge. It seems a bit much to have to buy it again when its really the same thing with some more content.

Is there no way to upgrade by just paying the price difference or some other upgrade fee? I didn't find anything.

In other tools there are ways of cycling the selection of objects on top of each other, am I missing something here in Asset Forge that does that?

And when I import into Godot the texture looks like this.

In Asset Forge if I set the texture mapping from triplanar to UV map the texture then becomes enlarged and warped.

Does anyone know what's going on and how I can work around this?

I've been using AssetForge to create simple models for my game, such as the example airplane seen in the image below:

Now, I would like players of my game to choose between different "skins" or "color schemes". So, for example, this airplane currently has a white/purple color scheme by default. In my game, I'd like them to be able to select another color pair combination. Examples could be white/orange, black/red, blue/yellow, etc etc etc etc. 

I decided to ask this question here since the models are created in AssetForge, but I may try the Godot forums as well. Is there any way to easily access only the "purple" pieces of this model in a game engine such as Godot/Unity and selectively change their color to something else?

This is after I left click to add it to the scene.

I would like to place two road_slant blocks from Kenney Game Asset's City Kit - Commercial side by side, but I can't seem to get them to align.

I think that if I place them in 1/4 block increments, I can probably get them to fit perfectly, but how can I place them in 1/4 block increments?

Thanks.

will the parts from deluxe be available in 2 after i have the deluxe version?

Thanks in advance!

The mouse sense is fine, and I can adjust that on my end.
But moving around in Asset Forge is hard for me because it moves so fast.

When exporting, I'd ideally like to match the size of the models I create to the hex grid I'm using in my game. That hex grid is based on a hex "size" of 5m (where 5m is the distance from the centre of the hexagon to one of the vertices - you might sort of consider it the "radius" in a sense).

However, I don't know exactly what size the hexagons I'm using in Asset Forge are, so I can't select the correct scaling factor - I'm just using trial + error to arrive at something that seems close-ish every time.

Is there anywhere that specifies the size of the hexagonal grid? Or if not, does anyone know what it is?

What does the pink triangle in the corners mean in some squares of the model selector? I know it's a newbie question, but it's what I am and I can't get anything out of it.  Any help is welcome, regard.

How do I unselect the first block (block 1) so it retains texture 1 when I texture block 2 with texture 2?

Is this possible?

The program itself is great, but I have a problem with it.  Probably user releated, but I can't solve it. In Asset Forge the model looks great, but when I exported to unity the colors isn't right.

This is it in Asset Forge:

And this is in Unity:

And this is what I'm using for settings:

I hope someone can help me. Thank you!

Please help.

I'm not familiar with the software yet but I can't find a way to scale objects uniformly, in all axes simultaneously. Do I need to write a script to do that? Or should I scale in one axis then copy the same value to the other axes?

Thanks!

Is there a way to select a block from the toolbox and place it on a scene with  a script?

• forge.build( ) caught my eye, but I'm not sure what is meant by, "build"
• How do I know the name of the block that I want to select from a script?
• Is there a tutorial somewhere? All I've found was this.

It nearly works, but the textures don't seem to be mapped correctly, is there a currently supported way to fix the mapping?

I was wondering how you made the new spider model? I messed around with the new blocks, and my version doesn't look as good.

How did you make it?

Does Asset Forge 2 have a way to rename a material? I'm reusing a colour that was used on a predefined part, so I'm now using a material called 'engine' for the engine and for part of a gun.

I know it can renamed when exported, but wondering if I'm missing an easier way.

Thanks,
Tom

Texture, color, everything. Export as .obj into a custom folder for Assetforge and when I load the program to see my custom block:

Texture's totally gone??? Does anyone know why this could be happening?

Edit:

Well, I guess I found a small work around using the scripting engine. But, using it brought up other issues. One, the API documentation is unclear about the coordinate system used which caused me to have to test scripts until I figured it out. Two, this solution aint great because it requires me knowing exactly what size I want beforehand. Three, this is mostly my fault due to not reading thoroughly, but, the forge.getBlockType() says it "Returns currently selected block type as string, if multiple are selected returns the first entry." I ended up dealing with an index out of bounds issue because I thought the "selection" referenced was the block selection window on the left and not the world selection. But, it's actually the world selection. Again, yes, this is mostly my fault; but, it would be nice to have an API option that gets the selected block  from that menu too.

Edit2:

It would be nice to see what x, z coordinates the mouse is pointing at on the grid if only to help when writing a script that places blocks at given locations.

I started with the texture alongside the obj, and also alter modified the mtl and changed the path to Textures/ (and moved the png)

in both cases at first the texture looks okay, but then when you place down the block it changes 

Where should the texture go, especially if I don't want to have any path in the mtl (just the png file name)

The blocks available to me inside Asset Forge are:

But the ones on the site are:

Do I have to install the missing blocks separately?

Is there any way (except for exporting every model one by one separately) to obtain the original model files used in Asset Forge? 

To add more custom blocks we have the ability to create folders in "Collections" and paste them there to use in Asset Forge, but what about the other way around if we would want to obtain files that are available in "Primitives" for example?

I would like to obtain every .OBJ and .MTL file that ships with Asset Forge by default, is there any other way to do this than exporting them one by one?

EDIT: This also counts for the default textures that are shipped with Asset Forge, for example i just noticed the "Stone" folder with textures has textures which you can not remove, change, or download - in this case i only would need to obtain them.
It would be great if we could remove / view / copy models and textures that ship with Asset Forge.
Perhaps the ability to rename 'custom1', 'custom2' materials also would be useful for some projects.   :)

Thanks in advance!

For instance, if you make a larger cube out of 8 cubes, it would be expected that the large cube would still only be made out of 12 tris and 8 verts, with no internal geometry. Instead of now having a cube with 96 tris & 64 verts.

Does asset forge do this?

i would like to automate my right mouse click and drag, so as to control the camera/view.

I am using autoit. and i can simulate the right mouse down button and move the cursor

but camera/view in asset forge doesn't move at all.

is there some lua code that could do this for me ? this would be a better solution.

thank you...

I just tried importing a model into Unity for the first time and everything went very smoothly except for some small artifacts that appear on my imported model. I used the export settings for Unity in Assetforge and I tried with both the Merge blocks setting off and on and the artifacts still appear. Any advice on how to easily cleanup the model?

Thanks!

Image of the artifacts on the ceiling above the lights: 

I want to know if there's a proper way of creating semi-transparent objects in Asset Forge. If I create a model, export it to Unity, export the materials and then change the rendering mode to "Transparent", the object is not rendered correctly (see images below).

In Asset Forge:

In Unity (with alpha still at 100% or 255):

Thanks in advance!

It seems that when I import a model into Unity (in this case a sort of mini-golf course), no matter the export settings of the model, there are invisible walls between all of the tiles. Even if I merge the objects within asset forge and use a mesh collider it still seems to register microscopic gaps between each tile that cause objects to behave strangely when transitioning from one tile to the other (may leap into the air or stop completely for example). 

Sorry if this sounds more like a Unity help request but I believe it may be caused by a slight bug with the merged tiles that seem to maintain small gaps even when they aren't supposed to.