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Edit: Paulius from Unity just updated with the version of the.py script that currently works with Unity 3.4, will be shipped with Unity 3.5 and works with Blender 2.49, Blender 2.58 and Blender 2.59, so I suggest you get that one-Old post below:Attached is a new Unity-BlenderToFBX.py file that works with the almost released Blender 2.59. It's a modified version of NSdesignGames's version fromBackup and replace the original file in your './Unity/Editor/Data/Tools' directory and it should work.You can get of Blender 2.59 with some nice addons from.Edit: Or the now available official builds from. @saymoo It's a script for Unity to directly import.blend files located in your assets folder. It communicates with your Blender 2.59 installation in the background, exports the needed fbx automatically and stores them in Unity without cluttering your assets folder. It's amazingly convenient. But this script had to be updated quite a few times the last months because Blender had gone through a lot of Python API changes.

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This one works with the latest version of Blender 2.59. It is now obsolete, because Paulius from Unity released the official version of the script. I just made a couple of models and created some basic animations with Blender 2.59 (official stable version download from Blender org).

I ran the new unity conversion python and mostly works. There are however a couple issues I found:On certain animation, like walking with a robot, original animation from Blender is more 'realistic', The small rotation action on the end points (like foot) was able to show. Same animation I imported to Unity 3.4 only show very moderate action, seems like some frames were cut-out when I compare it to the Blender animation view. This happened even without keyframe reduction or compression. I did however, exported the fbx with the default keyframe optimizing.I also applied materials to designated mesh faces.

Those got converted alright, no problem. However, I am having problem adding bump from Unity to the designated converted face area. I am not sure if this is related to the converter.Here is a youtube link showing the animation differences. Your problem is that your armature is affecting the mesh twice. That is why the bones are not matching up with the mesh in blender.When it gets exported to unity, unity has the armature only affecting the animation once (as it should), and thusly the animation you are seeing is the animation that you should be seeing in blender as well. Go to the mesh modifiers panel. You should see probably two different modifiers that are both of the 'armature' type.

Remove one of them. Blender will now match up with unity.

Click to expand.Hey Darek, The issue you're running in to is the blender to unity script by default exports an animation layer even if you haven't set any animation keys. To fix this, when you place the mesh object in your unity scene, check its attributes in the inspector and unless it's supposed to be animated, uncheck the Animation check box. This should stop your mesh from snapping back to its default location in the scene when you run the game scene.I wonder if the script could be modified to disable animation exporting unless something specific is done inside the scene, such as renaming the default animation layer name or something. I have a problem with importing the animation too. Im using Unity v3.4.0f5 and Blender 2.59 (stable version) (both are in 32 bit)To import my mesh, I just place the.blend file in my assets folder and used it from there. It reads the two animations I made which are Idle and Move. When I tick 'Play Automatically' it plays whatever is on my 'Animation' propertyWhen I added Third Person Control and placed Idle and Move to the corresponding properties, it just played the animation that was on my 'Animation' property.

So I unchecked the 'Play Automatically' but it didn't play any animation at all.The model on the left is the one with Play Automatically checkedwhile the model on the right is the one unchecked. Please help me, Im new to Unity D: Thank you for your time!!