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Converting Selected GameObjects to OBJ in Unity

Oct 16, 2024

When working on a 3D game in Unity, you may need to convert specific gameobjects to OBJ format for various purposes such as sharing models with other software or for 3D printing. Here's how you can do it.

First, make sure you have the Unity Editor installed on your system. Select the gameobjects you want to convert to OBJ format within the Unity Editor.

Next, you can use a third-party Unity asset like the 'OBJ Exporter' from the Unity Asset Store. Import the OBJ Exporter into your Unity project. Once imported, you can find it in the Assets folder.

After importing the OBJ Exporter, when you select the gameobjects you want to convert, you can find the 'OBJ Exporter' option in the top menu bar of the Unity Editor. Click on 'GameObject' > 'Export Selected Objects as OBJ' to start the exporting process.

A window will appear, allowing you to set the export options such as file path, scale, and other exporting settings. Make sure to set the file path where you want to save the OBJ file and adjust the scale if necessary.

Once you have configured the export settings, click the 'Export' button to begin the conversion process. The selected gameobjects will then be exported as OBJ files to the specified location in your Unity project directory.

You can now use the exported OBJ files in other 3D modeling software or for any other purposes that require OBJ format. The OBJ format is widely supported in various 3D modeling and rendering software, making it a versatile choice for sharing and collaborating on 3D models.

In conclusion, converting selected gameobjects to OBJ format in Unity is a straightforward process, especially with the help of third-party assets like the OBJ Exporter. This capability opens up new possibilities for working with 3D models in Unity, whether it's for game development, 3D printing, or other creative endeavors.

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