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Try running Blender from the command line, or show the terminal window if an option exists.The files you’re trying to import from aren’t corrupted.You’re using Blender 2.80 or later, as most of my development has shifted to these newer versions.I’m certain that I can fix the problem you’re running into, but it’s harder for me since I’m the only one working on these scripts. I see from the screenshot of Pikachu that the mesh data imported correctly, but the UV maps are worrying me, since I haven’t ran into such a problem yet. Where you obtained the original model files and textures from.The version of my scripts you’re using (get the latest version you’re using from at ).Operating system you’re using, and version.Blender version you’re using now (I tested the scripts on 2.83.x, but it should work normally on newer versions).For me to give you more details on what you can do next, I need this information from you: Normal maps, PRM maps (Used with Principled BSDF shaders), and Emissive maps are now supported, but they are disabled by default due to the default render settings causing models to look drastically different.īoth scripts are licensed under the MIT License. Material and camera tracks are currently unsupported. Only transform and visibility tracks are supported by the NUANMB importer. Models imported with the NUMDLB importer script and SMD (Valve Source Model) importer script take this into account. Models must have their bone axises aligned, or animations will cause meshes to deform incorrectly. Hence every node will appear around the origin (0, 0), but they can be manually moved elsewhere.

While their locations can be set during import, I prefer to not hard-code the locations of every node. Node setups in the Shader Node Editor or the Texture Node Editor can be somewhat messy after import.

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Most future development will focus on the 2.x series and later.īelow is content trimmed down from the README (for installation, usage, and removal instructions, go the project repository link above): Where to obtain assets Now updated to support Blender 2.80+ with versions 2.0.0 and later. May work for other games using the same format, but only assets from Super Smash Bros. A set of two scripts that import data referenced by NUMDLB files and NUANMB files (binary model and animation formats used by some games developed by Bandai-Namco).

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