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- The Roblox Blender Plugin is a Blender add-on that allows you to link your Roblox account and quickly transfer 3D modeling objects directly from Blender to your Studio session. This tool helps you save time and reduce errors by skipping the process of exporting and importing third-party modeling files between applications.
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The Roblox Blender Plugin is a Blender add-on that allows you to link your Roblox account and quickly transfer 3D modeling objects directly from Blender to your Studio session.
- Blender rig exporter/animation importer
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To demonstrate the power of our Open Cloud ecosystem, we’ve...
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- Overview
- UNINSTALL OLD VERSION
- INSTALL NEW VERSION
- LOG IN
- UPLOAD
- ASSET VERSIONING & AUTO-UPDATING CHANGES
- CONTRIBUTING
- RUNNING FROM SOURCE CODE
- PULL REQUESTS
- CONTINUOUS INTEGRATION CHECKS
A Blender plugin to upload selected assets in Blender to Roblox using Roblox's Open Cloud API.
This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license. See LICENSE.md for details.
Roblox is providing this plugin source as a reference implementation, and we encourage the community to extend and build upon this!
RobloxBlenderPluginDemo.mp4
1.Navigate to the add-ons menu in Blender at Edit > Preferences > Add-ons
2.In the top-right search window, search for Roblox
3.If Upload to Roblox is present, click the left arrow to expand it and click Remove to uninstall it
4.Restart Blender after uninstalling
Prerequisite: Blender version 3.2 or greater is required
1.Be sure to uninstall any old version first, including restarting Blender afterward
2.Download the latest add-on zip file from the repository releases page
3.Navigate to the add-ons menu in Blender at Edit > Preferences > Add-ons
4.Click Install
5.Select the zip file downloaded above and click Install Add-on (Do not unzip the file!)
1.Be sure to complete the installation steps, including dependency installation and restarting Blender
2.Open the plugin's main panel by going to a 3D window, pressing N, and selecting the Roblox tab
3.Click Log in
4.Unless previously logged in, your browser opens and prompts for authorization
5.In your browser, authorize creators to use in the plugin. To do this, log into your Roblox account. Then, select the account and/or groups you want to upload with. Click CONTINUE at the bottom of the page, then click CONFIRM AND GIVE ACCESS. Your browser should indicate a successful login. You can close the page and return to Blender
6.Select the desired creator from the Upload to: dropdown of authorized creators
1.Select any number of meshes or collections you want to publish at once. Each selected object will be uploaded as its own asset. If you want to publish multiple objects as a single asset, group them into a Collection and select the Collection
2.Click Upload
Since objects are uploaded as packages, we can take advantage of package behavior to automatically pull in changes when you publish a new version of the package.
1.In Roblox Studio, after inserting the package into your hierarchy, select the PackageLink object inside the package
2.Ensure the AutoUpdate property of the PackageLink is checked
3.When a new version of this object is uploaded from Blender, this package will automatically update to the latest version, overwriting any modifications
4.This package association is tracked in Blender under the Custom Properties of an object or collection, where it stores the Roblox Package ID
5.To upload a previously-published asset to a new asset ID instead of uploading as a new version, delete this Roblox Package ID custom property
Roblox is providing this plugin source as a reference implementation. Our goal is to illustrate how Open Cloud APIs can be used to create integrations with external tools.
Our hope is the community leverages this reference implementation to build their own tools and extensions. We actively encourage anybody who wishes to extend this reference implementation with new features to fork this repository and share their work with the community.
OPTION 1: RECOMMENDED VS CODE DEVELOPMENT WORKFLOW
This option allows you to quickly iterate on the codebase and reload the plugin for testing changes, as well as use a debugger during development. 1.Be sure to uninstall any plugin zip file first, and then close Blender 2.Open VS Code as administrator to allow the Blender Development plugin to install a debugger for Blender (Only need to do this the first time) 3.Install the VS Code extension JacquesLucke.blender-development 4.Open the repository in VS Code 5.Open the command window (ctrl/⌘ + shift + p) 6.Run the > Blender: Build and Start command 7.Select your Blender executable file 8.The plugin is now running in Blender with a debugger attached 9.If saving a file does not auto-reload the plugin, you can manually reload the plugin with > Blender: Reload Addons
OPTION 2: INSTALL MANUALLY
1.Zip the top-level repository folder such that the first level inside the zipped folder is another single folder containing everything 2.Follow the steps to install a new version using this zipped folder instead of the one from the releases page
Before marking your pull request as ready for review, please ensure:
•Your pull request does not introduce new features or functionality
•All python files are formatted with black and the CI format check is passing
•Any dependency changes are reflected in requirements.txt
•All commit messages are complete and informative
•Your Pull Request includes a description of the bug and how your changes fix the bug
Github Actions is set to check that formatting matches black formatting before allowing a merge to main. Be sure to format your python code with black before pushing to avoid being blocked. You can use the VS Code plugin Black Formatter by Microsoft, or run the command line tool by installing it via pip install black and then running black .
Mar 30, 2017 · I’ve developed a plugin for Roblox that can export any Roblox rig into Blender and generate a Blender Armature (rig) equivalent to the Roblox one using the accompanying Blender addon. Then, in Blender an animation can be designed.
The Roblox Blender Plugin is a Blender add-on that allows you to link your Roblox account and quickly transfer 3D modeling objects directly from Blender to your Studio session.
ROBLOX BLENDER PLUGIN. A Blender plugin to upload selected assets in Blender to Roblox using Roblox's Open Cloud API. This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license. See LICENSE.md for details. Roblox is providing this plugin source as a reference implementation, and we encourage the community to extend and build upon this!
Learn how to import your Blender animations into Roblox Studio with this easy step-by-step guide. Follow these simple steps to bring your custom animations into Roblox and start animating...
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Aug 23, 2023 · To demonstrate the power of our Open Cloud ecosystem, we’ve created an open-source reference Roblox integration for Blender. Blender is one of the most used tools by our community and we wanted to create faster and better interoperability with Studio. With this add-on, you can: Upload 3D Models to Roblox, without leaving Blender.
