How to ACTUALLY export Blender scenes to Unreal Engine 5

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Bless you for this. You're absolutely right in saying so many tutorials out there are ridiculously long winded. Thank you for keeping this information clear and concise!

ZephG

Dude, it's so simple, but also something I've overlooked a ton of times. Thanks for the info man, lifesaver!

jenerub

Hily hell FINALLY someone shares a solution that works. I have a scene with hundreds of unique objects so snapping them to the world origin and exporting one by one is not feasible when you just have to rearrange the whole scene again in Unreal. You tha real MVP

Josh.Atkins

You made my day twice, first by showing me a new workflow that really helps me & second, with your warmth & positivity. Bless you! Have a lovely week ahead!

rangeslider

Thank you so much, it sure has felt like so many blender to UE guide makers just googled and talked about what they find, that being the same non useful stuff and just believing there is no better way before unreal engine patches things.

but you arrive with the quick and actually really useful information!

CoKeHQ

1 yr later this is still the best solution. And the only video to mention it, thanks.

Note: there's currently a bug in Unreal that makes your BP invisible when adding it to the level. The only fix I found was to click the play button, and then everything will be visible.

dabblerlabs

I stumbled upon this video while searching for how to setup exports from blender to ue4 and this was a godsend. Thank you

smendez

Imagine having to individually export every object into your scene. This will save so much time. Thank you

paulopetrone

Good tip. This makes sense and is easy. I also saw the tutorial with the sandy tower assets, and knew there had to be a more practical/less anti-pattern way.

huntermaverickwells

Thank you for making this make sense. I love a tutorial that gets right to the point.

samhallvfx

This was very helpful to me, I'm just joining a large project and we didn't know how to do this successfully. I think it should work for our uses and it'll save so much time!

abaddonarts

I cant thank you enough, I spent over a week trying to get my UE5 to not crash when importing over 11k objects.

cokemango

bro this really helped me out, GREAT JOB!!!

hamadachibout

and with this short 4 min video you gained a subscriber. Also: i absolutely love that you don't beg for subscriptions like others do. "Subscribe if you want" Yeah, that's how it should be done

iemniak

amazing man! im new to the 3D world but i feel the best pipeline is create your stuff in Blender and Render it in Unreal 5 to take advantage of nanite, lumen and fast rendering in high quality, top tutorial appreciate a lot

fernandodesa