Unity importing Blender models with different orientations
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All the models apart from 'Jungle Tree' are facing right which is not a problem, because they still seem to work with my game. But how can I change the 'Jungle Tree' to face right like the other models instead of left? I haven't made the Jungle Tree drastically different to the other models so I don't see why it is doing this
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All the models apart from 'Jungle Tree' are facing right which is not a problem, because they still seem to work with my game. But how can I change the 'Jungle Tree' to face right like the other models instead of left? I haven't made the Jungle Tree drastically different to the other models so I don't see why it is doing this
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All the models apart from 'Jungle Tree' are facing right which is not a problem, because they still seem to work with my game. But how can I change the 'Jungle Tree' to face right like the other models instead of left? I haven't made the Jungle Tree drastically different to the other models so I don't see why it is doing this
unity blender
asked Feb 11 at 9:31
Finn WilliamsFinn Williams
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All the models apart from 'Jungle Tree' are facing right which is not a problem, because they still seem to work with my game. But how can I change the 'Jungle Tree' to face right like the other models instead of left? I haven't made the Jungle Tree drastically different to the other models so I don't see why it is doing this
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asked Feb 11 at 9:31
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asked Feb 11 at 9:31
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asked Feb 11 at 9:31
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As far as I know you can't do that in Unity, when importing an object. You'd have to re-export your object with blender. You can either rotate the object itself, or while exporting, play with the settings on the left. There you can change which axis is "Up" and which one is "Forward".
Alternatively you can make the Jungle Tree child of an Empty and rotate that by the required amount, but assuming you want to use other objects in a similar way, it can get messy.
answered Feb 11 at 10:01
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First before exporting if you want to keep the rotation as 0 0 0 . Then you have to apply it.
When exporting to Unity from Blender as fbx. Blender tends to rotate by 90 degrees.
If you use .blend files in Unity, they will be rotated. For other types of files there are other settings. But fbx is a choice of mine because it can save animations, materials, textures data...
You can also try to change up and forward axis.
Related: Importing an object from Blender into a scene, rotation on X axis? .
answered Feb 11 at 10:53
Candid Moon _Max_Candid Moon _Max_
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Follow these steps in blender:
- Select your model that you want to export to unity
- Click
RthenXand enter in-90. This will rotate the model on the x axis by -90 degrees. - Click
Ctrl + Aand selectRotation & Scale. This will apply the rotation to the model and set its value to 0. - Click
RthenXand enter in90. This will rotate the model back to its original orientation. - Export the model as
fbxinto unity.
In Unity you will see that the model is now correctly oriented.
answered Feb 11 at 15:52
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As far as I know you can't do that in Unity, when importing an object. You'd have to re-export your object with blender. You can either rotate the object itself, or while exporting, play with the settings on the left. There you can change which axis is "Up" and which one is "Forward".
Alternatively you can make the Jungle Tree child of an Empty and rotate that by the required amount, but assuming you want to use other objects in a similar way, it can get messy.
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TomTsagkTomTsagk
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As far as I know you can't do that in Unity, when importing an object. You'd have to re-export your object with blender. You can either rotate the object itself, or while exporting, play with the settings on the left. There you can change which axis is "Up" and which one is "Forward".
Alternatively you can make the Jungle Tree child of an Empty and rotate that by the required amount, but assuming you want to use other objects in a similar way, it can get messy.
answered Feb 11 at 10:01
TomTsagkTomTsagk
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As far as I know you can't do that in Unity, when importing an object. You'd have to re-export your object with blender. You can either rotate the object itself, or while exporting, play with the settings on the left. There you can change which axis is "Up" and which one is "Forward".
Alternatively you can make the Jungle Tree child of an Empty and rotate that by the required amount, but assuming you want to use other objects in a similar way, it can get messy.
answered Feb 11 at 10:01
TomTsagkTomTsagk
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As far as I know you can't do that in Unity, when importing an object. You'd have to re-export your object with blender. You can either rotate the object itself, or while exporting, play with the settings on the left. There you can change which axis is "Up" and which one is "Forward".
Alternatively you can make the Jungle Tree child of an Empty and rotate that by the required amount, but assuming you want to use other objects in a similar way, it can get messy.
answered Feb 11 at 10:01
TomTsagkTomTsagk
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First before exporting if you want to keep the rotation as 0 0 0 . Then you have to apply it.
When exporting to Unity from Blender as fbx. Blender tends to rotate by 90 degrees.
If you use .blend files in Unity, they will be rotated. For other types of files there are other settings. But fbx is a choice of mine because it can save animations, materials, textures data...
You can also try to change up and forward axis.
Related: Importing an object from Blender into a scene, rotation on X axis? .
answered Feb 11 at 10:53
Candid Moon _Max_Candid Moon _Max_
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First before exporting if you want to keep the rotation as 0 0 0 . Then you have to apply it.
When exporting to Unity from Blender as fbx. Blender tends to rotate by 90 degrees.
If you use .blend files in Unity, they will be rotated. For other types of files there are other settings. But fbx is a choice of mine because it can save animations, materials, textures data...
You can also try to change up and forward axis.
Related: Importing an object from Blender into a scene, rotation on X axis? .
answered Feb 11 at 10:53
Candid Moon _Max_Candid Moon _Max_
1,234319
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First before exporting if you want to keep the rotation as 0 0 0 . Then you have to apply it.
When exporting to Unity from Blender as fbx. Blender tends to rotate by 90 degrees.
If you use .blend files in Unity, they will be rotated. For other types of files there are other settings. But fbx is a choice of mine because it can save animations, materials, textures data...
You can also try to change up and forward axis.
Related: Importing an object from Blender into a scene, rotation on X axis? .
answered Feb 11 at 10:53
Candid Moon _Max_Candid Moon _Max_
1,234319
$endgroup$
First before exporting if you want to keep the rotation as 0 0 0 . Then you have to apply it.
When exporting to Unity from Blender as fbx. Blender tends to rotate by 90 degrees.
If you use .blend files in Unity, they will be rotated. For other types of files there are other settings. But fbx is a choice of mine because it can save animations, materials, textures data...
You can also try to change up and forward axis.
Related: Importing an object from Blender into a scene, rotation on X axis? .
answered Feb 11 at 10:53
Candid Moon _Max_Candid Moon _Max_
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Candid Moon _Max_Candid Moon _Max_
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Follow these steps in blender:
- Select your model that you want to export to unity
- Click
RthenXand enter in-90. This will rotate the model on the x axis by -90 degrees. - Click
Ctrl + Aand selectRotation & Scale. This will apply the rotation to the model and set its value to 0. - Click
RthenXand enter in90. This will rotate the model back to its original orientation. - Export the model as
fbxinto unity.
In Unity you will see that the model is now correctly oriented.
answered Feb 11 at 15:52
Gary HolidayGary Holiday
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Follow these steps in blender:
- Select your model that you want to export to unity
- Click
RthenXand enter in-90. This will rotate the model on the x axis by -90 degrees. - Click
Ctrl + Aand selectRotation & Scale. This will apply the rotation to the model and set its value to 0. - Click
RthenXand enter in90. This will rotate the model back to its original orientation. - Export the model as
fbxinto unity.
In Unity you will see that the model is now correctly oriented.
answered Feb 11 at 15:52
Gary HolidayGary Holiday
1597
$endgroup$
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Follow these steps in blender:
- Select your model that you want to export to unity
- Click
RthenXand enter in-90. This will rotate the model on the x axis by -90 degrees. - Click
Ctrl + Aand selectRotation & Scale. This will apply the rotation to the model and set its value to 0. - Click
RthenXand enter in90. This will rotate the model back to its original orientation. - Export the model as
fbxinto unity.
In Unity you will see that the model is now correctly oriented.
answered Feb 11 at 15:52
Gary HolidayGary Holiday
1597
$endgroup$
Follow these steps in blender:
- Select your model that you want to export to unity
- Click
RthenXand enter in-90. This will rotate the model on the x axis by -90 degrees. - Click
Ctrl + Aand selectRotation & Scale. This will apply the rotation to the model and set its value to 0. - Click
RthenXand enter in90. This will rotate the model back to its original orientation. - Export the model as
fbxinto unity.
In Unity you will see that the model is now correctly oriented.
answered Feb 11 at 15:52
Gary HolidayGary Holiday
1597
answered Feb 11 at 15:52
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