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| + | ====== Save texture in 3dm ====== | ||
| + | ====How to save textures in 3dm files==== | ||
| + | When saving a new 3dm file, the **Save textures** checkbox is available in the **Save** dialog box.\\ \\ {{: | ||
| + | ***Enable** the **Save textures** checkbox to embed images used by materials, environments, | ||
| + | ***Disable** this checkbox if you want the images linked externally. If the images are lost, they will be reported as missing when the 3dm is opened. A dialog box will appear for relocating the images. | ||
| + | ====How does Rhino find textures? | ||
| + | When Rhino opens a 3dm file that refers to an image in a material, environment, | ||
| + | * The folder where the 3dm file is stored and its sub-folders. | ||
| + | * The folders set in Options > Files > Search Paths and their sub-folders. | ||
| + | ====What is the "< | ||
| + | When Rhino opens a 3dm, and the embedded images cannot be found on the disk. The embedded images will be extracted into the *_embedded_files folder in the same location as the 3dm file. | ||
