How do I fix this error with using Blender in Godot?

Audiobellum

"Missing file 'modular game assets.blend' or one of it's dependencies."
I got this error when in Godot when I tried to open modular game assets.blend in Godot as a "New Inherited Scene" and I don't know why. How do I fix this? I can see the blend file in the editor, so I know that the game engine recognize it. The only thing weird about the blend file is that it has an x on it but, I don't know what that means since the file still works perfectly in blender. Is this a Godot 4.5 thing I don't know about?

xyz

Audiobellum Spaces in file names are a really bad habit.

Tomcat

Audiobellum I got this error when in Godot when I tried to open modular game assets.blend in Godot as a "New Inherited Scene" and I don't know why.

Export these files from Blender as .glb.

Audiobellum

xyz I changed the name but, the problem still persist.

xyz

Audiobellum What's in the file? Are there any linked references? Try replacing it with a trivial file to determine if the problem is on Godot side or on Blender side.

Audiobellum

xyz I saved a default cube, then dragged it into Godot; it still got an X on it.

xyz

Audiobellum Do you have multiple versions of Blender on your system? Make sure the Blender version your're saving from matches the version Godot uses.

DaveTheCoder

xyz the Blender version your're saving from matches the version Godot uses.

That's not necessarily a problem. When I was having a problem with the Blender 3 and 4 GUI freezing , I was creating 3D models in Blender 2, and using a Blender 3 or 4 executable for Godot.

Audiobellum

xyz No but, I did still have flies left over from pervious version. I found the solution. What I did was uninstall my version of blender, installed another version and gave the path to it to Godot. After that, I reimported the blend files; now everything is alright.

Tomcat

DaveTheCoder I was creating 3D models in Blender 2, and using a Blender 3 or 4 executable for Godot.

The problem (in theory) may be the opposite case — when a newer version of Blender is used to create models, but an older version is used to import them into Godot.

DaveTheCoder

Tomcat the opposite case

Yes, that could be a problem.