collada

I am able to export meshes created in Blender for use in SceneKit by using the COLLADA/.dae format - however no textures show up on iOS device. Also, Preview on OS X won't open any COLLADA file exported from Blender - yet the sidebar preview does show the mesh. What are the options needed at export to make this work? FlippinFun Create a scnassets folder first (not required but useful) Create a folder on your desktop and give it an extension of ".scnassets" Put your collada(.dae) file along with any textures you will be using in it. Drag the folder into your project and save as copy like usual.

This is a screenshot from Apple's Fox sample code. As you can see, they use .scn file format for graphics object. They explicitly state in the wwdc2015 video that this was done by an artist. So far I only worked with .dae and was until recently convinced that this is the only supported format. My question is, how do I export objects stored in .dae file to .scn file? EDIT: this is what I get if go to Editor-> Convert to SceneKit scene file format (.scn) Exporting the .dae is unnecessary; you can place the object directly into a .scn file: Create the new .scn file in the .scnassets folder, then

I am trying to load animations created in Cheetah 3D and Blender 3D into Scene Kit, but all I get is a bunch of "untitled-animations" with each one being the same animation. Does anyone know how to properly export these from Blender or Cheetah 3D so that Scene Kit can use them? FlippinFun I dug into this because it was annoying me too. All of the "untitled animations" are individual animations for each bone. You can get the id from the attributes inspecter in the panel on the right side of xcode. Using swift like so, you can get your animation. let urlOfScene = Bundle.main.url(forResources: