Minimum: Blender 4.0+, 4GB RAM, Windows 7/macOS 10.13/Ubuntu 18.04. Recommended: Blender 4.2+, 8GB RAM, dedicated GPU, SSD. The addon is lightweight (<500KB) and adds zero performance overhead to Blender. It works on any system that can run Blender 4.0 or higher.

Yes! In addition to presets for Unreal, Unity, and Godot, Null Game Toolkit includes a "Custom" naming option. Define your own collision prefix/suffix and LOD naming format. The panel shows live examples as you type, ensuring your naming convention is exactly what you need for your studio or engine pipeline.

Users report saving 80-90% of time on technical tasks. What previously took 30 minutes per asset (manual collision creation, LOD generation, naming, organizing, exporting) now takes 30-60 seconds. For asset packs with 50+ objects, this translates to saving 20+ hours of repetitive work. The bulk export alone can process dozens of assets in minutes instead of hours.

Yes! Null Game Toolkit includes built-in support for Godot Engine naming conventions. Select "Godot" from the Naming Convention dropdown, and collision meshes will automatically use the "-col" suffix that Godot recognizes. You can export as GLTF or FBX format depending on your Godot workflow preferences.

Absolutely! Null Game Toolkit is perfect for Unreal Engine Marketplace creators. It automatically applies Unreal's naming standards (UCX_ for collision, SM_ for static meshes), generates LODs with correct suffixes, organizes collections properly, and exports FBX files with all necessary settings. Many asset creators use it to streamline their marketplace production workflow.

Yes! Enable the "Embed Textures" option in the Bulk Export panel to include textures directly in your FBX files. This ensures textures are portable and won't be missing when importing into Unreal Engine, Unity, or other game engines. The addon handles both packed and external textures automatically.

The bulk export feature processes entire collections automatically. Organize your assets into collections, click "Bulk Export", choose FBX format, and select your destination folder. The addon exports each collection as a separate FBX file with options for applying transforms, embedding textures, and exporting from world center. Perfect for exporting dozens of game-ready assets simultaneously.

Null Game Toolkit offers 6 collision types optimized for different scenarios: Box (fast, for simple shapes), Sphere (for round objects), Capsule (for characters), Convex Hull (industry-standard automatic), Mesh (detailed collision), and Accurate (maximum precision). Each type is designed for specific use cases in Unreal Engine, Unity, and other game engines.

Absolutely! Null Game Toolkit includes a powerful LOD generator that creates multiple levels of detail with custom reduction ratios. Select your mesh, set the number of LOD levels (1-5), adjust reduction percentages, and click "Generate LODs". The addon follows Unity's naming conventions (_LOD1, _LOD2, etc.) and exports FBX files ready for Unity import.

Creating Unreal Engine collision meshes is simple: 1) Select your mesh, 2) Set Naming Convention to "Unreal Engine", 3) Choose a collision type (Box, Sphere, Convex Hull, etc.), 4) Click "Create Collision". The addon automatically generates collision meshes with the correct UCX_ prefix that Unreal Engine recognizes. You can then bulk export as FBX directly to your Unreal project.

Yes! Null Game Toolkit is fully compatible with Blender versions 4.0 through 5.0 and beyond. We regularly test and update the addon to ensure compatibility with the latest Blender releases. It works seamlessly on Windows, macOS, and Linux operating systems.

Null Game Toolkit is a professional Blender addon that automates collision mesh creation, LOD generation, and bulk asset export for game development. It saves hours of manual work by providing one-click collision generation, automatic LOD creation, and batch FBX/OBJ/GLTF export with industry-standard naming conventions for Unreal Engine, Unity, and Godot.