Edit your Godot 4 scenes directly in Blender using this add-on!

Current Version: 1.5

Release Date: Feb 11, 2024

Special note: the SceneInit.gd and GLTFImporter.gd files are now packaged as a part of a (free) Godot extension. The files are included in this purchase as well, but the Godot extension will be the main place I am maintaining the Godot files. (The Blender addon is of course, still a part of a this purchase).

Blender has an incredible number of tools for creating models and textures. Leverage the power of Blender to do almost everything you need to for your 3D scenes in the Godot game engine.

The basic workflow:

• Model your 3D scene or level in Blender
• Using the addon, set up custom shaders, materials, collisions inside Blender
• Get PBR materials, animations and more into Godot simply by using the GLTF export feature from Blender
• Attach an import script (.gd file) to your GLTF file in Godot
• Update the GLTF, drag it into your Scene
• Hit "Make Local" and un-attach the script on the Node. You're done!

Features:

• Set efficient box and cylinder collisions, as well as trimesh and simple convex collision
• Easily create collisions for StaticBody3D, RigidBody3D, and Area3D
• Include a collision margin to make sure your character doesn't clip through walls
• Do bulk operations to set scripts, materials and shaders on nodes
• Use a script parameter file to pre-load a node with script parameters
• v1.2 Use a script parameter file to pre-load a node with script parameters
• v1.3 Multimesh setup, with occlusion culling and dynamic instancing optimizations
• v1.3 Add object name suffixes to your exports to simplify exporting multiple objects:
• v1.5 Major refactor, see video below! Now supports Area3D, discarding mesh, and override the Godot object name.

Version 1.5 updates, detailed collisions explanation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CFEUXtTR5-o

Multimesh setup video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XbhszPsQo-M

Shaders and Materials setup video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-U7ynJxSdY