How to Import Blender Models Into Unreal Engine 4
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Brigge for Meshes
Model however you want, Brigge can get it into the game. Scale, orientation, UV maps, vertex colors, and normals work perfectly the first time. No more having to tweak models or fight with errors after you import into Unreal Engine!
Handles coordinate system and scale differences
Models come in at the proper size, placed at the correct location and orientation without figuring out which import/export settings are "right."
Supports triangles, quads, and n-gons. Retains your original topology.
Surfaces render in UE4 exactly the way you see them in Blender, so there are no surprises in shape, silhouette, deformation, or shading.
Transfers surface normals perfectly (flat shaded, smooth, custom, etc.)
Light catches your models in UE4 exactly the way you intended.
Transfers painted vertex colors
Drive material effects that vary across your model.
Tracks which materials are applied to each surface and keeps material slots in sync
Fits into any material workflow such as Substance, Quixel, UE4, and our upcoming Brigge for Materials. Lets you deal with materials when you're ready.
Keeps asset names consistent across your whole project
Unreal Actors take their names directly from the original Blender source art. You'll know exactly where to find "Enchanted Coin Pile" when it needs polish!
Maintains parent-child relationships
Reposition objects in UE4 after import, with the object hierarchy still in place.
Fast import / export for rapid iteration times
Get your work into the game early. Quickly re-import just the latest changes as you refine.
Optimized export for more efficient final assets
When a piece is done, Brigge squeezes the most out of it. Experience faster rendering at runtime and use less disk space on your local machine, in a shared drive, and in version control.
Catches file names that trip up version control or other OSes, asset name restrictions in Unreal, unused materials, and other problems.
Brigge detects problems before they become your problem, so you can fix them before sharing with your client or team.
Import custom LODs
Author LODs using Blender's mesh modeling tools and make sure distant game objects render faster AND look their best.
Coming soon!
Imports custom collision meshes
Build a physics mesh alongside the original mesh, using the same Blender modeling toolset. Decide which areas need more interactivity and which can avoid wasteful calculations.
Coming soon!
Imports custom lightmap UVs
Use Blender's excellent UV mapping toolset to prep your scenes for UE4's real-time lighting and shadows.
Coming soon!
Round trip between Unreal Engine and Blender
Bring Unreal assets into Blender. Use them for spatial reference, or edit directly and bring them back into Unreal.
Your download includes:
The latest version of Brigge for Meshes
One year of Brigge Maintenance
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Share surface materials between Blender and UE4. Use your Cycles/Evee materials directly in Unreal, with a fully editable procedural node network on both ends.
Licensing and Maintenance
Every copy of Brigge comes with one full year of Brigge Maintenance, giving you 365 days of feature updates, fixes, and technical support.
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