> Well, an OBJ file is just a regular text file that you can edit... You could do something like search & replace to change the names.

Ok, if you confirm me that changing "object" with "filename" don't broke the OBJ file, I'll do that.

> It also would not be very difficult for me to write a small program for you that would process the file like that, but it is late over here
> right now so I'll have to look at that tomorrow.

I'm not asking for that.... take ALL the time you want!

>Maybe hide all the other objects except for the ones you want to export? That way you can more easily re-select them with Ctrl+A if >they are the only visible objects.

I'll do that. Haven't think about it!

Thanks for the unbelievable support!
Luca

Hi Luca,

> Ok, if you confirm me that changing "object" with "filename"
> don't broke the OBJ file, I'll do that.

Yup, that should work fine to edit the OBJ file in a text editor, it will not break anything to just change those names.


> I'm not asking for that.... take ALL the time you want!

All done! :)

It was very easy to do since I already had some other programs set up (like SeparateOBJ) to scan through an OBJ and edit certain lines.

If you run the attached RelabelOBJ.exe program, it will ask you for a file name, and then it will go through and replace all the object names to be based off the file's own name instead of just "object".

So for instance if you have a file named my_file.obj, if you run the RelabelOBJ.exe program on it, all the object names will be turned from just "object1", "object2", etc... into "my_file1", "my_file2", etc...

Hopefully that will help out? Please let me know if it doesn't do what you need.

- Michael

Thanks a lot!
You are the best.

Do the same things manually work.... but now is better|

Luca

Hi Luca, you're welcome!

Also I have now fixed the problem where selection is lost when you export to a mesh file format. In the next v2 beta the selection will be restored after the export is complete.

- Michael