Exporting UV from 3D-coat to Blender

[KillersNight]

Hello guys,

I have used 3D-coat for a year now, but haven't actually tried out a lot of stuff. Mainly i have only revolve around the voxel room. I have recently downloaded and tried Blender, and it was amazing to me. But I wasn't going to give up 3D-coat, and looked for ways to link them.

 

For the first few times, I have just imported the object straight from Voxel room, (usually 1 500 000 poly or above), and it is terrible to work with in Blender. I found out that i should autopo the model before hand, which i tried, but though the model turn out fine in the paint room, after exporting into Blender it was horrible. I tried UV mapping the model myself, but it didn't change a thing. 

 

What am I doing wrong? Really appreciate some help... T_T

 

Model in the paint room which looks fine

 

I only got the default and i didnt save the UV map i did, cuz it made no difference

 

Model in Blender with the deformed mesh circled

 

[Malo]

Not sure what you are trying to do, But UVs dont deforms your model.

They are only for textures.

 

Did you use some texturs on your model?

[KillersNight]

I only had the normal map and the diffuse texture on. Yeah i realised UV don't effect the mesh. The only problem i am having is that Blender imports the model with deformations, and i can't fix that.

[Carlosan]

try when export obj

smooth groups = OFF

[KillersNight]

Not sure where 'smooth group' is, but i think the problem was because i had my 'coarse mesh' turned on when i exported the model. I tried on a different model with out that on and it turned out fine. 

 

Thanks for the help