This Blender addon makes V-HACD and CoACD available inside Blender.
It can also export a mesh and its collision shapes to Unreal Engine via FBX.
| Original | V-HACD | CoACD |
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| Time: 2s | Time: 5min |
Grab (or build) the binaries for V-HACD and/or CoACD from their website.
Install the convex_decomposition.py addon like you would any other Blender addon and specify the path to the V-HACD and CoACD binaries in the preferences.
Now you should have a ConvDecomp panel in Blender’s N-menu as shown in the
screenshots.
Select an object and a solver, then press Run.
The solver may run for several minutes (especially CoACD) during which the
Blender UI will be unresponsive. Afterwards, the shapes will appear in the scene
and be parented to the original object. The addon will also place the shapes
into a dedicated convex hulls collection to easily (un)hide all of them at
once.
The shape names adhere to the FBX convention for Unreal and you can export the
mesh with the Export button. Please note that this is a convenience function
only and not meant to replace a proper Blender -> Unreal workflow.
Please refer to the official V-HACD and CoACD sites for an explanation of the parameters.