Rapid design iteration: A deep dive in Breacher's level editor

[@kenziemac130]

Using blender as a level editor like this is amazing for anyone working in a custom 3d/engine or framework as well.

[@gazeth]

That talk is packed full of tips. Awesome to see the tools are open sourced.

[@alvarorodriguez1592]

Very good idea. Thanks for sharing!

[@umbraon7516]

Thanks for sharing, really enjoyed it!

[@carpenterblue]

Extremely interesting. I need to research if this can be done in Godot.

[@fraklin6]

I think it can be done! However, it'll be a LOT of set up.

[@millerbyte]

@@fraklin6 A LOT of set up compared to this Unity workflow? Or a LOT of set up generally? Godot supports importing .blend files natively, and allows you to attach your own post-processing import scripts.

[@millerbyte]

Godot also natively supports adding a few different child nodes to imported meshes by providing suffixes for the object names in Blender (-col to add a collider with the same shape as the mesh, -col-only, -noimp, etc)

[@carpenterblue]

@@millerbyte I know about those and already using them, Godot has some GLTF classes that seem to be able to read this data.

[@boggledeggnoggler5472]

I’m hoping to do this in my unreal game I started working on. Great talk, thanks for sharing

[@miname6283]

Interesting talk, we are wrestling with the same pipeline issues right now

[@SimeonRadivoev]

I wonder why they used FBX insead for GLTF or The Blender scene file itself.

[@5ad1s]

Unity doesn't yet natively support GLTF AFAIK, or at least the version we use in Unity. Would GLTF be better? Export times are quite high for our FBX files.

[@romulino]

Really cool stuff. I think it would work even better in unreal engine as you can run python on both sides! This is giving me many ideas now. 😊

[@waelsahly30]

nice