Yes, that's the point. I'm already serializing/deserializing the model... (And enabling the reduced mode)

I'm trying to load a model with a reasonable size and it's working more or less properly (maybe at a low frame rate which is around 10 atm) in my orange boston. The app crashes in HTC Desire though. I think this is happening due to some memory issues (maybe a limited heap size). So, how exactly is the model being loaded (is jpct loading the .obj completely in memory and uncompressed? the obj size is just around 3-4MB and it's uncompressed but clearly the heap size is larger than 4 MB).

Can I load the model in several parts so only the parts needed are stored in memory?
Do you think I could have to optimize the model to make it work properly? What are my chances here?

Thanks I understand now. The problem is that the texture sizes are not a power of 2 (it's raising an error). Is there any easy way of resizing them without any side effects in the model?

Hello, I'm new to jPCT and trying to load an OBJ model in JPCT-AE.

The problem is that I'm serializing the object like this:

TextureManager texMan = TextureManager.getInstance();
DeSerializer des = new DeSerializer();

char c = File.separatorChar;
File dir = new File("raw");
String[] files = dir.list();
for (int i = 0; i < files.length; i++) {
String name = files[i];
if (name.toLowerCase().endsWith(".jpg")) {
texMan.addTexture(name, new Texture("raw" + c + name));
}
}

Object3D[] objs = Loader.loadOBJ("raw/raw.obj","raw/raw.mtl", 1);
OutputStream os = new FileOutputStream("raw.ser");

objs[0].build();
des.serialize(objs[0], os, true);

But when loading the model in Android with Loader.loadSerializedObject(...) the textures won't appear.
My question: How does this exactly work? Does this call look for textures in any specific directory?
Do I have to load them once again in Android manually?
Where should I put them? I have lots of them in the model.

Thanks in advance.