In there should also be the textures you drag and dropped. Click on the small bubble on its left and it should open up a window with a lot of, I'm assuming, default textures. png's I unpacked from blender) Select one of the Materials you want to texture and look in the "Inspector" window. Then you are going to want to drag and drop all the textures that you need into this folder as well. instead of worrying about the "Extract textures." button, look at the one bellow it, "Extract Materials." Click this and extract them to a folder in your project. This is how to manually apply the textures to the materials. It seems obvious now that I've figured it out but it really wasn't for hours of googling lol. You can also drag drop files/output paths in to relevant textboxes.Īny issues/feature requests, just note them here and I'll see what I can do.I found a solution finally!!! After hours of searching! Hopefully this works for everyone using Blender who are still lost.
Clicking on an asset will attemp to load it in the asset viewer window (Supports most text/image/model file formats. Once extracted, you can search through the extracted assets (via name/file type) The tool will then extact all the files in the unitypackage file to your specified output folder. Add the path where you want the assets stored in the 'Output' textbox. Add the 'unitypackage' path to the 'File to extact' textbox (If you click 'Select' it will open a file select window automatically pointing to the default 'unitypackage' folder) So I made my own, which I'm sharing here if anyone else would find something like this useful: (The tools/script I found I couldn't get to work)
I've recently started playing around with Unity and wanted to create an assets library but couldn't find a tool that would let me extract the assets from a.
0 kommentar(er)
