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Talad: /* Import items from Blender to UE with Collision */

2020-10-12T22:28:50Z

Import items from Blender to UE with Collision

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	== Import items from Blender to UE with Collision ==		== Import items from Blender to UE with Collision ==

	~~FOr~~ any object without LOD (example HouseA_VarA_Mine) just create a new MESH called UCX_HouseA_VarA_Mine		For any object without LOD (example HouseA_VarA_Mine) just create a new MESH called UCX_HouseA_VarA_Mine

	If you need more than one collision box, then UCX_HouseA_VarA_Mine_1 UCX_HouseA_VarA_Mine_2		If you need more than one collision box, then UCX_HouseA_VarA_Mine_1 UCX_HouseA_VarA_Mine_2

	IF YOU HAVE LOD, then include the LOD suffix in the name of the UCX, example if you have HouseA_VarA_Mine_LOD1, your UCX can be: UCX_HouseA_VarA_Mine_LOD1_1 , UCX_HouseA_VarA_Mine_LOD1_2		IF YOU HAVE LOD, then include the LOD suffix in the name of the UCX, example if you have HouseA_VarA_Mine_LOD1, your UCX can be: UCX_HouseA_VarA_Mine_LOD1_1 , UCX_HouseA_VarA_Mine_LOD1_2

Talad: /* Import items from Blender to UE with LOD */

2020-10-12T22:28:37Z

Import items from Blender to UE with LOD

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	[[File:Blender export lod.png\|800px]]		[[File:Blender export lod.png\|800px]]

			== Import items from Blender to UE with Collision ==

			FOr any object without LOD (example HouseA_VarA_Mine) just create a new MESH called UCX_HouseA_VarA_Mine

			If you need more than one collision box, then UCX_HouseA_VarA_Mine_1 UCX_HouseA_VarA_Mine_2

			IF YOU HAVE LOD, then include the LOD suffix in the name of the UCX, example if you have HouseA_VarA_Mine_LOD1, your UCX can be: UCX_HouseA_VarA_Mine_LOD1_1 , UCX_HouseA_VarA_Mine_LOD1_2

Talad: /* Import items from Blender to UE with LOD and Collision */

2020-10-12T22:26:25Z

Import items from Blender to UE with LOD and Collision

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	== Import items from Blender to UE with LOD ~~and Collision~~ ==		== Import items from Blender to UE with LOD ==

	[[File:Blender export lod.png\|800px]]		[[File:Blender export lod.png\|800px]]

Talad: /* Import items from Blender to UE with LOD and Collision */

2020-10-11T19:55:08Z

Import items from Blender to UE with LOD and Collision

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	== Import items from Blender to UE with LOD and Collision ==		== Import items from Blender to UE with LOD and Collision ==

	[[File:Blender export lod.png]]		[[File:Blender export lod.png\|800px]]

Talad: /* Import items from Blender to UE with LOD and Collision */

2020-10-11T19:54:37Z

Import items from Blender to UE with LOD and Collision

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	== Import items from Blender to UE with LOD and Collision ==		== Import items from Blender to UE with LOD and Collision ==

			[[File:Blender export lod.png]]

Talad at 19:53, 11 October 2020

2020-10-11T19:53:46Z

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	** Scene Units converted to Centimeters (this scales 100 times)		** Scene Units converted to Centimeters (this scales 100 times)
	* If you measure with Ruler, you will see for example 0.3 meters for a cleaver		* If you measure with Ruler, you will see for example 0.3 meters for a cleaver


			== Import items from Blender to UE with LOD and Collision ==

Talad: /* Exporting from 3DSMax to Blender */

2018-03-14T06:44:59Z

Exporting from 3DSMax to Blender

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	* In 3dsmax, set the System Units to Meters. Customize->Unit Setup->System Unit Setup->Meters		* In 3dsmax, set the System Units to Meters. Customize->Unit Setup->System Unit Setup->Meters
	* In Blender, setup the scene with units Meters		* In Blender, setup the scene with units Meters
	* Use FBX Exporter and select Axis Conversion Z-up~~, and~~ FBX Version 2016		* Use FBX Exporter and select:
			** Axis Conversion Z-up
			** FBX Version 2016
			** Scene Units converted to Centimeters (this scales 100 times)
	* If you measure with Ruler, you will see for example 0.3 meters for a cleaver		* If you measure with Ruler, you will see for example 0.3 meters for a cleaver

Talad at 06:42, 14 March 2018

2018-03-14T06:42:15Z

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	== Exporting from 3DSMax to Blender ==		== Exporting from 3DSMax to Blender ==

	* In 3dsmax, set the System Units to Meters. Customize->Unit Setup->System Unit Setup->Meters		* In 3dsmax, set the System Units to Meters. Customize->Unit Setup->System Unit Setup->Meters
	* In Blender, setup the scene with units Meters		* In Blender, setup the scene with units Meters
	* Use FBX Exporter and select Axis Conversion Z-up, and FBX Version 2016		* Use FBX Exporter and select Axis Conversion Z-up, and FBX Version 2016
	* If you measure with Ruler, you will see for example 0.3 meters for a cleaver		* If you measure with Ruler, you will see for example 0.3 meters for a cleaver

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2018-03-14T06:41:55Z

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== Exporting from 3DSMax to Blender ==

* In 3dsmax, set the System Units to Meters. Customize->Unit Setup->System Unit Setup->Meters
* In Blender, setup the scene with units Meters
* Use FBX Exporter and select Axis Conversion Z-up, and FBX Version 2016
* If you measure with Ruler, you will see for example 0.3 meters for a cleaver