(Easy) Blender To Unreal Engine 5

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📖Chapters:
Introduction: 0:00
The QUICK Way: 0:15
Blender Export Options: 0:35
Unreal Engine 5 : 1:07
Importing Into Unreal Engine 5: 1:55
Setting Up A Quick Cine-Camera in UE5: 2:55
The PROBLEM With The Quick Method: 3:22
Fixing The Pivot Issue: 3:47
Skillshare: 4:24
The CORRECT WAY - Blender into UE5: 5:08
Taadaa 6:55

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if you use the import into level option under the file tab in the top left you can import using the quick method while preserving the origin points of each mesh (will also generate a blueprint laid out in the same way as the exported scene from blender) 😃

jamiecooper

This has to be the first detailed explanation for Blender export into UE5 import. Thank you so much!

marknunya

I haven't tried it yet. I believe you. But, It is ashame that you cannot, during your second process, select the first and then last Mesh in the Content Browser and drag it into your scene to re-create the exact placement(s) as in Blender. Gosh, I think I'd rather just re-center the origin point manually than have to reassemble my scene. There used to be way to do this via Blueprints, but I am uncertain if in UE5 they did away with it. Good video. Thanks.

jdeclanflynn

With exporting as USD you getting the best of both world. Right pivot point + scene placements. But its unfortunately still in Beta in Unreal and Textures/Materials + Material Slots are not transferred properly and the Scale is off. Maybe in the future this gets fixed or maybe in combination with Omniverse from Nvidia it will be easier to transfer assets seemlessley in realtime. 😏

marcusunivers

i've seen this video a total of 4 diff times. i think its time i finally get started lol. thank you for taking time out to make this for beginners like me! thank you 100x!

KUREHAD

THANK YOU!
Written in capital to emphasis the meaning. Truly thank you.

beedykh

This has got to be one of the most useful tricks I've come across in a whole month. Thank you for this gem!!!

RandMpinkFilms

If you don't see build nanite on the very first part of this tutorial when he imports the FBX you might have to uncheck bake animations in your blender FBX export...

toapyandfriends

Thank you so much for the help! i was having lots of trouble with this but eventually i retraced my steps and realized I wasnt selecting the object in blender along with the fact that I wasn't clicking the "limit to selected objects" box. gosh these 3d softwares are difficult.

lukehavener

Man I'm glad I subbed to you, you're always posting stuff I'm interested in 👍👍

CmanXP

I have been trying to use models from blender and CC3, exporting them to Unreal, i always get an error or warning about smoothing. Thank god you mentioned it. All the video tutorials ive watched have skipped over this.

BooneyianLogic

Worked. Thanks. I have no idea what I'm doing but it worked.

studiobaxter

Hi i exported everything using the first method, then i dragged it all on viewport, keeping all selected you go to Details > Transform > Location and set everything to 0, 0, you'll see all objects go into the same exact location you had on blender.

nicolaspojmaevich