Overview

Batch Export for Game Engines is a Blender add-on that exports multiple meshes in one go with engine-ready settings. Clean, sectioned UI, engine presets (Unity/Unreal/Godot), and smart texture handling: Embed, Files, or FBM.

Requirements

• Blender 4.3+ (Windows/macOS/Linux)

• Targets: Unity (FBX), Unreal Engine (FBX), Godot (GLB)

Installation

1. Download the ZIP.

2. Blender → Edit ▸ Preferences ▸ Add-ons ▸ Install…

3. Select the ZIP (do not extract) and enable Batch Export for Game Engines.

4. Open 3D Viewport ▸ Sidebar (N) ▸ Export.

Quick Start

1. Select your meshes (or use the active collection).

2. (Optional) Choose a Preset and click Apply.

3. Set Destination (enable Use Subfolders for /models and /textures).

4. Pick Format & Engine (FBX/GLB + Unity/Unreal/Godot).

5. Choose Textures handling: Embed, Files, or FBM.

6. Add Prefix/Suffix if needed and click Export Now.

Options

• Use Subfolders – writes models to /models/ and textures (Files mode) to /textures/.

• Group by Material (Advanced) – exports one file per material (can duplicate multi-material meshes).

• Naming & Manifest – optional JSON manifest with exported files and materials.

• Per-object export by default: one file per mesh (multi-material safe).

Texture Handling

• Embed: FBX writes {file}.fbm/; GLB embeds images.

• Files: copies textures once to /textures (no extra .fbm).

• FBM (FBX only): guarantees {file}.fbm/ with used textures.

Troubleshooting

• Nothing exported → select meshes or ensure the active collection has meshes.

• Expecting FBM → use FBM mode with FBX format.

• Duplicate textures → use Files (the add-on prevents .fbm duplication).

• GLB + FBM → FBM doesn’t apply to GLB; images stay embedded.

License

GPL-3.0-or-later.

Support

[email protected]