Easy B2U - Easy Blender files importer for Unity

Easy B2U - Easy Blender to Unity streamlines the workflow between Blender and Unity, helping artists and developers export assets, animations, materials, and textures with less repetitive setup.

Designed for projects using Unity's Universal Render Pipeline (URP), Easy B2U supports both static and rigged asset workflows, automatic material setup, animation export, LOD configurations, multi-object exports, and a Blender-to-Unity Live Link.

The toolkit is designed to reduce manual import and setup work while keeping the Blender-to-Unity workflow predictable and easy to manage.

Key Features

Static & Rigged Asset Export

Export both static objects and rigged characters directly from Blender to Unity.

• Static mesh export
• Rigged asset export with Armature and selected Mesh objects
• Multi-object and multi-part asset support
• Consistent Blender-to-Unity scale handling
• Separate processing workflows for static and rigged assets

Animation Export

Export animation data together with rigged assets using flexible animation options.

• Supports:
• Active Actions
• NLA Strips
• Multiple Actions
• Animation sampling
• Keying
• Keyframe simplification

This makes Easy B2U suitable for character animation, gameplay assets, animated props, and other rig-based workflows.

URP Material Setup

Easy B2U is designed around Unity's Universal Render Pipeline and can automatically configure imported materials using URP Lit shaders.

• Features include:
• Automatic URP Lit material assignment
• Blender material extraction
• Automatic texture application
• Material metadata processing
• Texture recognition
• Normal map and data-map configuration
• Improved texture filename handling
• Alpha transparency detection and compatible URP material configuration

Metallic / Smoothness Processing

Automatically create URP-ready packed Metallic/Smoothness textures from compatible source textures, reducing manual material preparation inside Unity.

LOD Workflow

Export assets with Level of Detail configurations while maintaining a workflow suitable for Unity LOD setups.

Prefab-Friendly Reimports

Easy B2U includes a prefab reimport workflow designed to help preserve Unity-side scene and prefab overrides while assets are updated and re-exported from Blender.

This makes iterative asset development easier without repeatedly rebuilding Unity-side changes.

Blender → Unity Live Link

Keep Blender and Unity connected during asset development with the built-in Live Link workflow.

• The updated Live Link provides:
• Automatic Unity discovery
• Non-blocking connection handling
• Automatic retry workflow
• Connection and export status feedback
• Faster iteration between Blender and Unity

Guided Unity Setup

A built-in setup workflow helps configure Easy B2U and automatically detect the required Blender add-on, making initial installation and configuration easier.

Flexible Unity Processing

Control how newly imported assets are processed inside Unity.

• Available workflow options include:
• Add new processing operations
• Remove processing operations
• Preserve existing Unity materials
• Process only the last imported asset

This provides more control when integrating Easy B2U into an existing project or asset pipeline.

Save Local Copy

Optionally keep an additional copy of exported FBX files and textures outside the Unity project for backup, reuse, or external asset management.

Designed for Iteration

Easy B2U is intended for workflows where Blender assets are regularly updated during development. Static meshes, rigged characters, animations, materials, textures, LODs, and Unity-side processing can all stay within the same Blender-to-Unity workflow.

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Disclaimer:

This asset is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Blender Foundation or Unity Technologies. Blender and Unity are trademarks of their respective owners.