I tend to paint my materials over on the back face just incase i forget to flip em in the event not all your faces are on the right side which is the white side. Be sure to also select your faces come in as double sided material. This should fix your models rendering as plain objects. I'll advice you create a specific folder from that dailogue and add that folder under your user paths in 3dsmax under customise more like i replied in the first message. Still i noticed importing the sketchup file brought a dialogue in max and the sceneasset folder is where your textures are exported too. Reason i prefer importing as 3ds and attatching all at one as some materials can be overwritten with another i want easily instead of having to select groups and components which i noticed the skp file came as. From a notion a concept, an idea, whatever your little heart desires. Starting with basic shapes and forms, you can build anything from skyscrapers to 3D-printable product mockups. I dont use layers in my models and orgainize them rather by material. SketchUp is an easy, elegant 3D modeling program. Not till today at least but seems to work out pretty well from here. I use 3dsmax design 2011 and only tried importing the sketchup file directly and havent tried it again for a while. Its the details that can increase realism of a rendering and one. Thats the reason i keep changing the singular path i've added. One of the best things that you can do to improve a rendering is to focus on the details. Max would read the texture always from the first. NB: Avoid creating many paths cause you could have the same texture in different folders and prob might have changed the scale in some. You have to do this each time you have a new job. So in the event youve got another job, all you need do is change the file path of the one you've just added. Youre tellin max to read the textures from that folder. then in external paths, add that specific folder where youve exported your sketchup now 3ds file into. In max though, after youve exported you have to go to customise, and configure user paths. This helps too avoid conflicts with texture names cause i assume you use some textures over and over esp the favorites. Now within the folder whenever i export files from sketchup to that directory each job has a unique folder name. I've set mine to the 3dsmax import folder located under your documents cause max imports from here. Commonly this happens when the model is created at a much larger size than the texture is designed to cover or the material’s size is set too small. You can set a folder path for where you want to export your files to. In the sketchup program under window-preferences then files. The way around it is simple and helps for better organization. Section 8.3: Modeling on Top of Photo Textures Wallpaper effect Stretched Pixels effect No Textures Textures are projected Textures not projected Figure. You open the component and select one face, right click, still no option for texture (because the material is on the outside, and the inside face is actually default). Yes, When you import 3ds files from sketchup into max you're bound to experience that problem.
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