Loading Meshes

References

▶️ void FindAllDBLoad<Mesh>(string pathFolder, "mea" , MonoBehaviour that)

▶️ T Get<Mesh>(string name)

▶️ Mesh Converting Tool (By Blayms)

▶️ ModExtraAssets' Loading Standards

Steps

1. Download tool mentioned in the references above

2. Load and then convert your .obj to .mea

3. Put .mea in ModExtraAssets for example (ModExtraAssets/Mesh)

4. Load all meshes to data database by FindAllDBLoad in the references

5. Example how to use that loaded mesh

using System;

using UnityEngine;

public class Example : MonoBehaviour

{

private void Start()

{

GameObject gameObject = GameObject.CreatePrimitive(PrimitiveType.Cube);

gameObject.transform.position = new Vector3(0f, 2f, 0f);

gameObject.GetComponent<MeshFilter>().mesh = ModExtraAssets.Get<Mesh>("MyMesh");

gameObject.GetComponent<MeshRenderer>().sharedMaterials = new Material[]

{

ModExtraAssets.Get<Material>("MyMat1"),

ModExtraAssets.Get<Material>("MyMat2"),

ModExtraAssets.Get<Material>("MyMat3")

};

}

}

Problems

1.

Can't see the mesh

Try adjusting the scale of a GameObject, sometimes unity can export models and make them big

Also check if the name of model is right and stuff

2.

Model being weird

This can occur on high-poly meshes, and idk how to solve that, as it's not my loading meshes tool is not made by me (Go to credits)

Questions

1.

How to texture my mesh?

Textures are not loading along with the mesh, but you still texture them by script, as far as i know the mesh saver saves UVs in order as well

gameObject.GetComponent<MeshRenderer>().sharedMaterials = new Material[]

{

ModExtraAssets.Get<Material>("MyMat1"),

ModExtraAssets.Get<Material>("MyMat2"),

ModExtraAssets.Get<Material>("MyMat3")

};

Keep in mind that you should apply materials in order, if your mesh has more that 1 textures