The hard way is to edit the obj file and make sure the texture it's calling for is the same as in the file and if not edit the file accordingly. You should be able to open up the obj file in a notepad (editpad) program and check the texture file name making sure it's still pointing to the right file. oldtexture.png oldtexture.tiff In Vue usually if you browes to the file location it will stick and if you then save you object inside of Vue it will stick forever as long as you do not move the files from where they where saved. It usually asks what file you want to use if it cannot find it when importing a mesh. I seem to remember a quark about file types for textures with object meshes.