C4D + Octane differs from all other render engines in how it expects paths to textures to behave. We've seen some of our C4D + Octane users have issues linking textures. You'll now see your materials all start to fill in Go to 'Assets' > 'Relink Assets' > select the correct folder where your texture files are located Go to 'Window' > 'Project Asset Inspector' To correct your texture file path, do the following:

If your textures aren't linked properly in C4D, you'll see all your models in a very shiny material. Open the file menu, then choose External Data -> Find Missing Files, and select the folder where the image textures are located.įile names have to be the same as they are in the blend file.

In Blender, your models may appear pink if texture maps are not linked. Wait a few minutes while it's relinking all your textures, and you're ready to build!

Select all of the missing assets, right-click, then select 'Set the path'Ĭlick the '.' to set a new path to align with where your textures are storedĬlick 'Use path' (then click 'use path' again) and you'll see your new path selected. This will bring up all the assets potentially missing Go to 'File' > 'Reference' > 'Asset Tracking Toggle' To relink your missing textures, hit 'continue,' then follow these steps: We're going to want to relink our missing files to different location so they can show up properly.

When you open up your scene in 3Ds Max and where the texture files are missing, you're going to get the 'missing external files' dialogue box. Below are some quick ways to relink your textures based on the 3D software you’re using.

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