ovt visuals

I'm trying to import a .obj that I exported from Cinema4d. I can 

import the object no problem, but my texture I applied in C4D can't be 

found, I get the error: "jit.gl.model: can'f find material "Mat". which 

is my default texture name. I have the texture in the proper path. In 

the examples the models with included textures have them in the same 

# Wavefront material file: d:objets webobjetsappleapple.mtl

# Bounding box of geometry = (23.5545,0.709068,-36.6852) to 

Should this have been exported along with the .obj for the texture to 

work properly? Did I miss some basic thing here?

I'm trying to import a .obj that I exported from Cinema4d.  I can 
import the object no problem, but my texture I applied in C4D can't be 
found, I get the error: "jit.gl.model: can'f find material "Mat". which 
is my default texture name.  I have the texture in the proper path.  In 
the examples the models with included textures have them in the same 
folder, with a text file like this:

#
# Wavefront material file: d:objets webobjetsappleapple.mtl
#
# Bounding box of geometry = (23.5545,0.709068,-36.6852) to 
(88.9368,78.2681,32.2648).

newmtl material__14
	Ns 6
	d 1
	illum 2
	Kd 0.347059 0.192157 0.0
	Ks 0.044902 0.044902 0.044902
	Ka 0.211765 0.0628877 0.123209
	map_Kd stem_color.tif

newmtl material__13
	Ns 6
	d 1
	illum 2
	Kd 0.892157 0.188235 0.078431
	Ks 0.1 0.05 0.2
	Ka 0. 0. 0.
	map_Kd skin.tif

Should this have been exported along with the .obj for the texture to 
work properly?  Did I miss some basic thing here?
Thanks.
Brian


obj-object-cant-find-texture

Yes you need to have a .mtl file which references the filename as 

part of the material description essentially like apple.mtl. I'm not 

familiar with how to cajole Cinema 4d into doing this, but I would 

imagine it is an option such as "output material file" or something 

along these lines. Otherwise if C4D doesn't support ouputting 

material files, you should be able to cobble one together yourself. 

Yes you need to have a .mtl file which references the filename as  
part of the material description essentially like apple.mtl. I'm not  
familiar with how to cajole Cinema 4d into doing this, but I would  
imagine it is an option such as "output material file" or something  
along these lines. Otherwise if C4D doesn't support ouputting  
material files, you should be able to cobble one together yourself.  
based on this and other online examples.

.obj object-can't find texture