Detailed information can be found in this manual. Create a new class that inherits AssetPostProcessor(in UnityEditor namespace), and implement OnPostprocessModel API. This will help you to not worry about the export setting every time. To automate the import process or manually handle this import setting, you can implement your own script. Please check the below links for more information: If you use a Unity version older than 2020.X or want to convert the axis, you need to check the axis conversion setting from the 3D application when you export it. This will help you to bake the results of axis conversion directly into your application’s asset data (for example, vertex or animation data). Wh en importing a model that uses a different axis system than Unity, in the Import Settings, check Bake Axis Conversion to convert the axis. When importing your model to Unity, you need to use Unity’s material. Different looksĪll 3D applications use different rendering systems.
Unity uses 1m in units, but your model file could use different standards, such as 1mm. If you’re interested in learning more about the left-handed or right-handed coordinate system, please see Techarthub’s blog ‘ A Guide to Unity’s Coordinate System (With Practical Examples) ’. Maya also uses the right-handed coordinate system by default, but with the Y axis pointing in the up direction. Unity uses a left-handed coordinate system with a Y-up direction, while 3ds Max and Blender use a right-handed coordinate system with a Z-up direction. When I import an FBX file, it looks different than in other 3D applications.
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