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Unable to use z-up #102
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For what it's worth, I'm also wondering why it doesnt look like my export options in Blender (forward and up) are without effect.. |
I was also bitten by this. I suspect that the FBX exporter in Blender has changed since the wiki page was written, so it does not only store the axis system into the FBX file, but also transforms the actual geometry into that axis system. Thus, the conversion that fbx-conv applies simply undoes that, and you end up with the default coordinate system in fbx-conv (Y-up, Z-forward, right-handed) no matter what you do. If you comment out the I don't want to keep carrying around a hacked up fbx-conv fork though, so I just added some code to rotate the model nodes after loading:
It's Kotlin but I hope the idea is clear. Note that I'm not rotating |
Applied libgdx#102
Hi, i'm using a z-up cordinate system in a libgdx game.
I am following this article https://github.com/libgdx/libgdx/wiki/Importing-Blender-models-in-LibGDX to import my 3d model from blender.
I set the fbx exporter to y-up to ignore fbx-conv rotation, but it actually does nothing.
I tried exporting the model from blender with different up axis but after conversion, the model always looks the same (y-up).
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