I’m new to Defold and am learning to make my first game. I have a single animated mesh object in Blender that I’m trying to bring into Defold. So far it’s not working: I can either import the model in its default pose without any animations or can’t import it at all (error ".dae could not be loaded).
I’ve looked at the documentation, tried baking the animation, used various collada export settings… nothing seems to work.
Attached is the blender file I’m working with. I can’t find any tutorials or documetation to make this work…
I’m looking forward to making 3D games with Defold and would like to learn how to do this right. Thanks
As Defold is really not good solution for 3d games. At what kind of 3d game you want to make it depends, But here your solution for exporting dae file from blender
Hey @totebo , thanks for the warm welcome. Yes I’m aware Defold is mainly a 2D game engine. However, I’m more focused on creating hypercasual games rather than full fledged 3d games. Thanks for sharing the discussion link.
Hello, I’m still stuck with trying to export my blender animation to collada and bringing it into Defold. I’ve been trying for days now and it’s still not working. If someone could help me resolve this and show me how its done, I would be willing to pay $50 for your time.
What have you tried so far? What is the result when imported into Defold? Can you share the original Blender animation and describe the steps you’ve taken to convert it to something Defold will accept?
Create a enemy.animationset file: add enemy.dae to it
In enemy.model:
mesh > enemy.dae
skeleton > enemy.dae
animation > enemy.animationset
default animation > enemy
When I put the model in a game object and main.collection then run it, it crashes. I get this error:
Material vertex space option VERTEX_SPACE_LOCAL does not support skinning.
Ok, I finally got it working. My blender animation is successfully exported and running in Defold. My mistake was baking my animation to the object when it I should have baked the animation to the pose.
