Specially cumbersome is rotation with scripting, as one needs to have the X-90 rotation in consideration. While this is ok for static and inanimated models, it can be a pain for models that need to be rotated in-game, or use orientation-based components such as WheelColliders. As result, imported GameObjects are given a rotation (-90,0,0). The problemīlender’s coordinate system is right-handed (+Z up) while Unity’s is left-handed (+Y up). The built-in Blender importer in Unity 3D just rotates the model -90º around the X axis effectively turning the original Z into Y. When you’re a bit used to it you can find what you’re looking for intuitively, while everything else can be easily ignored. Everything is exquisitely arranged and well-structured. I consider Blender the “Unity 3D” of the 3D modeling tools. blend file into Unity 3D with this importer.
Transforms, hierarchies, animations, etc are fully preserved when loading a.
I’ve written an importer script for Blender files in Unity 3D that imports the model correctly without forced rotations.
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