Mapping multiple textures when converting files from .obj to .usdz

Question

I want to convert an .obj file with multiple materials to an .usdz file. When running the command it only applies the last material in line to the whole object. The .usda file it creates shows that none of the textures are applied to each Material, but a new Material called "StingrayPBS_01" is added.

How to I assign the maps to each material properly?

This is the command I am running:

xcrun usdz_converter Chair.obj Chair.usdz -v -a -l \
 -m /Materials/Metal -color_map /Users/user/Desktop/EamesChairResize/metal_texture.jpg  \
 -m /Materials/Seat -color_map /Users/user/Desktop/EamesChairResize/white_texture.png  \
 -m /Materials/Blackmetal -color_map /Users/user/Desktop/EamesChairResize/black_texture.png \
 -m /Materials/Wood -color_map /Users/user/Desktop/EamesChairResize/wood_texture.jpg  

This is the .usda file after converting:

def Scope "Materials"
    {
        def Material "Metal"
        {
        }

        def Material "Seat"
        {
        }

        def Material "Legs"
        {
        }

        def Material "Blackmetal"
        {
        }

        def Material "StingrayPBS_0"
        { ...
}

I expect each texture to map the corresponding material but it creates a new material.

Answer 1

I solved the problem by changing the Material path from /Material/Metal to Metal and the same for the remaining materials.