I imported a map and there was no textures

[apopekc-lab]

How do I add textures

[RhapsodyInGeek]

Make sure to consult the manual, as it covers how FuncGodot handles textures.

https://func-godot.github.io/func_godot_docs/FuncGodot%20Manual/pages/guide_textures.html

[Giorno-Giovanna-Dio]

Step-by-step: how to add textures

1️⃣ Make sure the texture files exist

Check that you actually have the texture images, for example:
• .png
• .jpg
• .tga

2️⃣ Create or assign a material

Select the mesh in your scene and:
• Create a new material
• Assign it to the mesh (or mesh surface)
• Set the texture in the material

For example:
• Albedo / Base Color → diffuse texture
• Normal Map → normal texture
• Roughness / Metallic → corresponding maps (if available)

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3️⃣ Re-import correctly (important)

If you’re importing from formats like GLTF/FBX:
• Make sure textures are:
• In the same folder as the model, or
• In a relative subfolder
• Re-import the model after placing textures

Some formats (like OBJ) rely on .mtl files — if that file is missing or broken, textures won’t load.

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4️⃣ Check UVs (easy to miss)

If textures are assigned but still don’t show correctly:
• The mesh might not have UVs
• Without UV mapping, textures can’t display properly

You’d need to fix UVs in a 3D tool (Blender, etc.) before re-importing.

hope this helps

[RhapsodyInGeek]

This answer is completely incorrect in this context and doesn't help at all. Stop using LLMs, they're rotting your brain.

[RisingThumb]

To add a source to go with RhapsodyInGreek's point on how LLMs rot your brain, see this MIT study. https://arxiv.org/pdf/2506.08872 . Dumping LLM nonsense like this while having no idea if it fixes it is malicious at worst and a plain nuisance at best.