Blender collision for rigid body

kuligs2

How do you people make something in blender and then export it as rigid body with a collisionshape that you also created in blender?

I tried adding -col and -rigid but these dont act like they should.

The static body has the correct custom collision shape i created but the rigid body generated its own col-shape that i dont like.

Making the nodes local and deleting the generated rigid body shape and moving the static body shape into the rigid body, does not work.

So far been searching online on how to do that, and cant find anything that works. Been asking AI and searching forums, even this forum (search function is broken) and im at loss.

Tomcat

kuligs2 The static body has the correct custom collision shape i created but the rigid body generated its own col-shape that i dont like.

You can import something into Godot as a static body. Then you can change its type within the engine.

Alternatively, you can import two objects with the same shape — one as a static body and the other as a rigid body — and assign the correct collision shape to the desired object.

kuligs2

Well, had to spend $5 on the blender addon that would solve my struggle.

Not a perfect solution but hey, solved for me..

https://michaeljared.gumroad.com/l/blender-godot-pipeline

And you have to have godot addon aswell https://godotengine.org/asset-library/asset/2562 (its just an importer script)

kuligs2

Tomcat obviously i have exhausted these concepts, thus made this post, thus then invested into that addon.
Blender default Generated collisionshapes are what you call concave and then the godot wont let you use them in rigid bodies.
and using suffixes as some documentation suggest -rigid -colonly -convocol or somthing like that in blender, will generate the wrong type of collision type that you cant use on rigid body. For static bodies sure, it works. For rigid bodies with weird shapes, its not.

The addon helps you quickly set collision type per vertices without guessing if your shape is concave or convex and trying to figure out what vertices you need to add/delete etc..

Saved me weeks of trials.. and already weeks spent trying to figure out the workflow.

Tomcat

kuligs2 obviously i have exhausted these concepts

That wasn't at all obvious from your question. Now that you’ve provided a little more context, I remember seeing a free add-on for creating convex shapes. I can't say for sure right now whether that's the same add-on you bought — in other words, whether it's now a paid add-on. I've lost the link to it, but I'll try to look for it.

It’s not the one I saw, but something similar:

https://github.com/tom-bourjala/blender-CoACD

It doesn’t work with Blender 5.1.