In a flat set membership hierarchy, the format identifies what objects belong to a set but can’t tell whether one set belongs to another set. OBJ supports a flat set membership hierarchy, not a tree hierarchy.If the application in which you want to use the OBJ file expects triangulated faces, you can select the Triangulate All Faces option when you export the file to avoid triangulation errors, such as missing or reversed polygons.
Each SketchUp face exports as one polygon (unless you tell SketchUp otherwise).When you export an OBJ file, SketchUp replaces any space with an underscore (_). OBJ files don’t support spaces in their file names. Here’s an overview of what you can expect from your exported OBJ files: Understanding what OBJ does and doesn’t supportīefore you export a SketchUp model to the OBJ file format, it’s helpful to know what the format does and doesn’t support. Understanding what OBJ does and doesn’t support.
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