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How do I share a scene file with someone else?

DafaDafa Posts: 97
in Technical Help (nuts n bolts)

I'm trying to share a scene file with a friend of mine, but they are unable to see it due to missing textures. And he's right, I didn't upload any textures. I sent him a ZIP that contains two folders, data/ & Environments/.

How do I force the scene to use a certain folder for textures? Or really, how do I share a scene/environment?

 

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  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 100,753

    Assuming the texturs are from a product he needs his own licensed copy of the product - that is why scene files can be shared, they don't embed the content.

  • DafaDafa Posts: 97

    Richard Haseltine said:

    Assuming the texturs are from a product he needs his own licensed copy of the product - that is why scene files can be shared, they don't embed the content.

    No no no. This isn't a product from anywhere. I imported OBJs into a DAZ scene, made some adjustments, and then attempted to share it with him. 

  • kenshaw011267kenshaw011267 Posts: 3,805

    Dafa said:

    Richard Haseltine said:

    Assuming the texturs are from a product he needs his own licensed copy of the product - that is why scene files can be shared, they don't embed the content.

    No no no. This isn't a product from anywhere. I imported OBJs into a DAZ scene, made some adjustments, and then attempted to share it with him. 

    Then he needs the same OBJ's in teh same relative paths from teh scene file. A .DUF doesn't really contain anything but the positional data for the things in the scene and the relative path to each item. So to load a scene on a different computer all the items used in teh scene need to exist in the same relative locations on both computers. 

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