Getting an error when trying to load my mesh

[PrinceOfFunky]

It's a known, I'm not good to import meshes on UT XD. The problem now is that I have a mesh exported into obj, imported into MilkShape and then exported into an UT3D system("_a.3d", "_d.3d"), this is my uc class:

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class MyMesh expands Decoration;

#exec MESH IMPORT MESH=MyMesh ANIVFILE=MODELS\MyMesh_a.3d DATAFILE=MODELS\MyMesh_d.3d X=0 Y=0 Z=0
#exec MESH LODPARAMS MESH=MyMesh STRENGTH=0.5
#exec MESH ORIGIN MESH=MyMesh X=0 Y=0 Z=0 PITCH=0 YAW=0 ROLL=0

#exec MESH SEQUENCE MESH=MyMesh SEQ=All STARTFRAME=0 NUMFRAMES=1
#exec MESH SEQUENCE MESH=MyMesh SEQ=Still STARTFRAME=0 NUMFRAMES=1

#exec MESHMAP SCALE MESHMAP=MyMesh X=0.03 Y=0.03 Z=0.06

#exec TEXTURE IMPORT NAME=MyMesh_Skin FILE=SKINS\MyMesh_Skin.bmp GROUP=Skins
#exec MESHMAP SETTEXTURE MESHMAP=MyMesh NUM=0 TEXTURE=MyMesh_Skin


defaultproperties
{
    DrawType=DT_Mesh
    Mesh=MyMesh
}

The paths are correct, the texture is imported fine, but if I try to view the mesh it gives me this error:

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From what it says, I could suppose it's something about the skin array.
Do you know what's the problem? :/

[Barbie]

Only a guess into the wild:

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Assertion failed: Mesh->Textures.Num()<=ARRAY_COUNT(TextureInfo)

Have you tried to reduce the number of used textures?

[PrinceOfFunky]

Have you tried to reduce the number of used textures?

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#exec TEXTURE IMPORT NAME=MyMesh_Skin FILE=SKINS\MyMesh_Skin.bmp GROUP=Skins
#exec MESHMAP SETTEXTURE MESHMAP=MyMesh NUM=0 TEXTURE=MyMesh_Skin

Im using only one texture .o.

[Spectra]

Try NUM=1.

[PrinceOfFunky]

Try NUM=1.

Already tried, same error :<

I noticed that the MilkShape template .uc file had 91 texture imports arriving to NUM=91. Could it be the problem?

[Spectra]

So if NUM=91, then I assume that in Milkshape there are total of 91 groups??
Since Unreal can allow max upto 7/8 textures, maybe you will have regroup from 91 groups to 7/8 groups and export again.

[PrinceOfFunky]

So if NUM=91, then I assume that in Milkshape there are total of 91 groups??
Since Unreal can allow max upto 7/8 textures, maybe you will have regroup from 91 groups to 7/8 groups and export again.

I never used MilkShape, I used it twice only to try to convert an OBJ file into a UT3D file.
The obj file I'm usign is exported from Sketchup, I exploded everything into sketchup and made up 6 groups overall. When I try to import it into MilkShape, it now shows me there are 77 groups and when I try to view the mesh on UnrealEd it just crashes without giving me any error now.

EDIT: That's what Sketchup shows with the logs when I export the model into an OBJ file:

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SketchUp Entities processed:

  6 Groups
  1519  Faces
  6  Materials

OBJ Entities exported:

  2018 Faces
  6 Materials

[Spectra]

So if NUM=91, then I assume that in Milkshape there are total of 91 groups??
Since Unreal can allow max upto 7/8 textures, maybe you will have regroup from 91 groups to 7/8 groups and export again.

I never used MilkShape, I used it twice only to try to convert an OBJ file into a UT3D file.
The obj file I'm usign is exported from Sketchup, I exploded everything into sketchup and made up 6 groups overall. When I try to import it into MilkShape, it now shows me there are 77 groups and when I try to view the mesh on UnrealEd it just crashes without giving me any error now.

Just select all the 77 groups in MilkShape and regroup them to one and then export.

[PrinceOfFunky]

Just select all the 77 groups in MilkShape and regroup them to one and then export.

Thanks, it "worked".

It's a known, I'm not good to import meshes on UT XD.

[Gustavo6046]

The meshes I export from Blender (and, more recently, convert directly from Collada .obj) have a very similiar issue. I think it's actually the very same! So finding out the solution for that will most probably solve the meshit I'm going through