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Lets do it step by step.
- Try to name everything like on the picture,
- Make all Textures Internal,
- Export .Obj with textures to the same directory on your computer for me it is "Test".
- Textures MUST be named the same as in Wings so better export them from wings directly and you will be sure it`s done ok,
(If your texture in Wings is named "Brick", but you will import into unity .obj file with texture named "123brick^%@" it won`t work, same for texture format .png .jpg etc...)
- You can name .obj file whatever you want.
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- Create new folder in unity and drag and point .obj .mtl and textures into this folder in unity. For example here is mine "Test" (in unity).
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- Here is an effect.
- Notice that unity insterts the name of object (GG in Wings3D) before material name.

Example:
object name: Test
material name: example
in unity: Test_example
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Remember for better performance don't create scene in Wings. Do things in Wings like boxes, buildings, environment etc. and connect together everything in Unity.

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Regards
Marcin Maćkowiak
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