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Frequently Asked Questions
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How does the Blender Level Importer determine which objects share the same prefab?
Answer: The Importer identifies objects based on the root part of their names,
ignoring the numeric suffix. Objects with identical root names are linked to the same prefab.
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Why do objects lose their rotation or scale after parsing?
Answer: Ensure transformations (movement, rotation, scaling) are done in Blender's
Object Mode. Avoid applying these transformations (Ctrl+A), as it resets their values to zero.
The Importer reads these values as they are, which might differ from their visual appearance.
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Why are some objects replaced by others after parsing?
Answer: This typically occurs when different objects share the same name. Verify
that each object has a unique name, disregarding the numeric suffix.
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Can the Importer delete certain objects?
Answer: Yes. In the "Premade Prefabs" section, click +, input the
names of objects you want to remove without assigning any prefab to it, and then parse. The Importer will
delete these objects if no prefab is assigned.
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Can I simulate "prefabs" in Blender, so editing one object updates all instances?
Answer: Yes, you can use Blender's linked duplicates feature to create instances of an
object.
When you edit the original object, all linked duplicates will update accordingly. Use Alt+D to
create linked duplicates instead of Shift+D for regular duplicates.
Answer: The Importer identifies objects based on the root part of their names, ignoring the numeric suffix. Objects with identical root names are linked to the same prefab.
Answer: Ensure transformations (movement, rotation, scaling) are done in Blender's Object Mode. Avoid applying these transformations (
Ctrl+A), as it resets their values to zero.
The Importer reads these values as they are, which might differ from their visual appearance.
Answer: This typically occurs when different objects share the same name. Verify that each object has a unique name, disregarding the numeric suffix.
Answer: Yes. In the "Premade Prefabs" section, click
+, input the
names of objects you want to remove without assigning any prefab to it, and then parse. The Importer will
delete these objects if no prefab is assigned.
Answer: Yes, you can use Blender's linked duplicates feature to create instances of an object. When you edit the original object, all linked duplicates will update accordingly. Use
Alt+D to
create linked duplicates instead of Shift+D for regular duplicates.