Hi! I seem to have a problem with importing my model using the unlit material. It somehow turns the model transparent and blue, even after I place the textures in.
However the textures does appear when changing to the other material types like Standard Lighting and Toon Lighting, but I wanted it to shadeless. Not sure where I did wrong? Thanks~
Hi @ainuldania,
Iād recommend having a look at our 3D model documentation, more importantly - Exporting, Importing and Supported Formats and Requirements.
Itās weird that it only happens when using unlit materials. It might have something to do with the model having a transparency map.
What modeling software was this created in?
George
I created this Blender 3D. How would I fix the transparency map?
Hi @ainuldania,
Did you manage to fix this?
Feel free to send the model file to support@zappar.com if you are still having issues. We can take a closer look and see what the issue might be.
George
Hi @ainuldania and @George,
Iām having this exact problem with 1 of my 7 models Iām trying to import. I was wondering if you have found a solution to this?
I also noticed that the shade of blue weirdly āpieces togetherā when looking from the sideā¦
Video of importing the model
-Thanks in advance
Hi @capstone1920,
Iām not sure if a solution was ever found. Did you model this yourself, if so, in what software?
Please feel free to send the model file to support@zappar.com where we can take a closer look and try to find a solution.
George
Hi @George, and anyone else having this issue 
I made my model in blender. Unfortunately I did not find a solution or what caused this. However, I found a workaround.
I figured that these seemed NOT to cause this issue:
-export settings
-texture
-material or itās settings
-normal orientation
-armature or animations
-unapplied modifiers (mirror modifier & triangulate)
-mirrored UVās
For testing I created a default cube object in blender. Separated a single polygon from the character model. Merged that polygon to the cube object. Tested to export that cube object to Zapworks. And it had this issue! Itās like the original model or itās vertice/polygon data is corrupted somehowā¦
So what I did was basically remesh the model. In my case it was okay since itās a lowpoly character and rather quick to do with help of shrinkwrap modifier. Then UV unwrapped it again and placed the UV islands to somewhat match the original (because I didnāt want to paint the textures all over again).
Hereās the ācorrupted cubeā and the remeshed new model:
I hope his might save time or help someone having the same issue 
Hello
I had the same problem with a plant I made in Blender, and the problem was that it had Vortex Groups, so when I removed them and exported it again, it was fixed.
