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I saw a video explaining how to rename the texture sets in SP to match the shader group name in Maya to make everything work. But what exactly do I have to do to make the script work with UDIMs?
Sorry for the late reply. For Udim you need to select the mesh and that gives it the base name for the textures. For example, your mesh file is objectOne.obj, then your texture should be objectOne_baseColor_1001.png. By checking Udim option and selecting the export model (objectOne.obj) it will run the script use the base name objectOne. This only works with one udim mesh not multiple meshes.
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