10-07-2013, 03:34 PM
Actually, I know of an easier way than the one Senni noted. 
Since you're using Wings (or so you said), you can create one of the objects just in a new file, and when you're done with that (or feel like moving on), you can just create a new object (like a cube, or whatever you wanna start with), and create your second item with that, and so on. Make sure, though, that all items are of the same material.
When you're all done with your items, you can start UV unwrapping, and make sure that you only unwrap one item at a time (might work with multiple, but 1 at a time seems less chaotic imo).
When you're done with your UV map and texture, you can then export your items one by one, by selecting one item, then Export Selected.
Then, all you have to do, is have all items refer to the same texture in Openbrf, and you should be all set!
Since you're using Wings (or so you said), you can create one of the objects just in a new file, and when you're done with that (or feel like moving on), you can just create a new object (like a cube, or whatever you wanna start with), and create your second item with that, and so on. Make sure, though, that all items are of the same material.
When you're all done with your items, you can start UV unwrapping, and make sure that you only unwrap one item at a time (might work with multiple, but 1 at a time seems less chaotic imo).
When you're done with your UV map and texture, you can then export your items one by one, by selecting one item, then Export Selected.
Then, all you have to do, is have all items refer to the same texture in Openbrf, and you should be all set!
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