Wow. That's impressive thomllama.

Maybe it will inspire me to get off my butt and start 3d printing stuff myself...

That was great. Thank you for sharing it with us. I checked out some of your other videos too.

Do you remember how long it took to do the animation and rendering for Dog Patch Station specifically?

I'd love to know some of the challenges you had to overcome working on the project.

Nice. Thanks for sharing!

Have you already printed and tested it out?

All good advice here.

Supplying the files would definitely help, but probably not suggested since you purchased them and likely aren't supposed to share them. Or maybe have a free one that shows the same problem.

I like what tonyvilters is pointing out. If you are expecting an image texture and don't have at least 3 files (.obj, .mtl and .jpg|.png), then stop now. It doesn't matter what the .mtl file is pointing to; you're simply missing the image for the texture.

When you mentioned you didn't have texture files outside of the .mtl file, I assumed that was supposed to be the case and that you were using "texture" for what I would probably just call material and then suggested options to figure that out. My bad.

I'd check out hornet3d and EldritchCellar's suggestions as well. The great thing about .obj and .mtl as text file formats is that they are super simple.

Oh. My bad. I was thinking you had image textures you were expecting to show up. In that case maybe you do need to edit the file manually. Maybe check the .obj and see if the path to the .mtl file for the mtllib keyword is valid and there is a material name in the .mtl file is used for the usemtl keyword?

I'm not seeing any issues importing .obj files with textures. I'm using Poser Pro 2014, but can't see how it would behave differently than 10.

Are the paths to textures specified in the .mtl file are valid?

If you edit the material on the imported object, is the texture available in the Texture Manager window?

I hope this has been mentioned before, but I would love to see a native Content Library control instead of the one that requires Adobe Flash/AIR. If not native, at the very least could you consider creating a captive AIR bundle?

When I was playing around with AIR development myself, it wasn't an issue, but I'd prefer that I didn't have to install the runtime.