2018 Contents 1 User Documentation 3 2 Developer Documentation 27 3 Authors 47 4 Contributing 49 5 Changes 51 6 License 75 7 Indices and tables 77 i ii Blender NIF Plugin Documentation, Release Add-Ons. 4. Click Install Addon... (bottom). 3 Blender NIF Plugin Documentation, Release 2.6.0a0.dev4 5. Select the blender nif plugin .zip file downloaded earlier. 6. Under Categories (left), select Import-Export ported directly from the old plugin and as such, will functionally remain the same. 1.3. User Interface 5 Blender NIF Plugin Documentation, Release 2.6.0a0.dev4 Import Settings This section explains the

2019 CONTENTS 1 User Documentation 3 2 Developer Documentation 27 3 Authors 47 4 Contributing 49 5 Changes 51 6 License 75 7 Indices and tables 77 i ii Blender NIF Plugin, Release 2.6.0a0.dev4 Start Blender. 3. Go to: File > User Preferences > Add-Ons. 4. Click Install Addon... (bottom). 5. Select the blender nif plugin .zip file downloaded earlier. 6. Under Categories (left), select Import-Export ported directly from the old plugin and as such, will functionally remain the same. 1.4. Features 5 Blender NIF Plugin, Release 2.6.0a0.dev4 Scale correction This value is used to globally re-scale

2. Start blender. 3. Go to: File > User Preferences > Add-Ons. 4. Click Install Addon… (bottom). 5. Select the blender nif plugin .zip file downloaded earlier. 6. Under Categories (left), select Import-Export is currently unknown. It is recommended you leave it at the default value. 4. Set your BSX Flags. 5. The Consistency Flag is ????????. Select one from the dropdown box. 6. The Object Flag is ???????. via the Object panel, eg. ‘CollisionBox’ 4. Scale the ‘CollisionBox’ uniformly to the size wanted. 5. Add physics to our ‘CollisionBox’. Sphere Collision 1. Create your mesh-object. 2. Create another

2. Start Blender. 3. Go to: File > User Preferences > Add-Ons. 4. Click Install Addon… (bottom). 5. Select the blender nif plugin .zip file downloaded earlier. 6. Under Categories (left), select Import-Export is currently unknown. It is recommended you leave it at the default value. 4. Set your BSX Flags. 5. The Consistency Flag is ????????. Select one from the drop-down box. 6. The Object Flag is ??????? via the Object panel, eg. ‘CollisionBox’ 4. Scale the ‘CollisionBox’ uniformly to the size wanted. 5. Add physics to our ‘CollisionBox’. Sphere Collision 1. Create your mesh-object. 2. Create another

Quit. F1 Help (context sensitive). F2 Rename active item. F3 Menu Search. F4 File context menu. F5 - F8 Reserved for user actions. F9 Adjust last operation. Play: Tools: Search: F10 Reserved for Expressions You can enter mathematical expressions into any number field. For example, enter 3*2 or 10/5+4 instead of 6. Even constants like pi (3.142) or functions like sqrt(2) (square root of 2) may be used value. Examples of valid usage of length units include: 1cm 1m 3mm 1m, 3mm 2ft 3ft/0.5km 2.2mm + 5' / 3" - 2yards Note Using Units Decimal separator is optional. You can mix units, e.g. metric and

Quit. F1 Help (context sensitive). F2 Rename active item. F3 Menu Search. F4 File context menu. F5 - F8 Reserved for user actions. F9 Adjust last operation. Play: Tools: Search: F10 Reserved for Expressions You can enter mathematical expressions into any number field. For example, enter 3*2 or 10/5+4 instead of 6. Even constants like pi (3.142) or functions like sqrt(2) (square root of 2) may be used value. Examples of valid usage of length units include: 1cm 1m 3mm 1m, 3mm 2ft 3ft/0.5km 2.2mm + 5' / 3" - 2yards Note Using Units Decimal separator is optional. You can mix units, e.g. metric and

Quit. F1 Help (context sensitive). F2 Rename active item. F3 Menu Search. F4 File context menu. F5 - F8 Reserved for user actions. F9 Adjust last operation. Play: Tools: Search: F10 Reserved for Expressions You can enter mathematical expressions into any number field. For example, enter 3*2 or 10/5+4 instead of 6. Even constants like pi (3.142) or functions like sqrt(2) (square root of 2) may be used value. Examples of valid usage of length units include: 1cm 1m 3mm 1m, 3mm 2ft 3ft/0.5km 2.2mm + 5' / 3" - 2yards Note Using Units Decimal separator is optional. You can mix units, e.g. metric and

Quit. F1 Help (context sensitive). F2 Rename active item. F3 Menu Search. F4 File context menu. F5 - F8 Reserved for user actions. F9 Adjust last operation. Play: Tools: Search: F10 Reserved for Expressions You can enter mathematical expressions into any number field. For example, enter 3*2 or 10/5+4 instead of 6. Even constants like pi (3.142) or functions like sqrt(2) (square root of 2) may be used value. Examples of valid usage of length units include: 1cm 1m 3mm 1m, 3mm 2ft 3ft/0.5km 2.2mm + 5' / 3" - 2yards Note Using Units Decimal separator is optional. You can mix units, e.g. metric and

Quit. F1 Help (context sensitive). F2 Rename active item. F3 Menu Search. F4 File context menu. F5 - F8 Reserved for user actions. F9 Adjust last operation. Play: Tools: Search: F10 Reserved for Expressions You can enter mathematical expressions into any number field. For example, enter 3*2 or 10/5+4 instead of 6. Even constants like pi (3.142) or functions like sqrt(2) (square root of 2) may be used value. Examples of valid usage of length units include: 1cm 1m 3mm 1m, 3mm 2ft 3ft/0.5km 2.2mm + 5' / 3" - 2yards Note Using Units Decimal separator is optional. You can mix units, e.g. metric and

Quit. F1 Help (context sensitive). F2 Rename active item. F3 Menu Search. F4 File context menu. F5 - F8 Reserved for user actions. F9 Adjust last operation. Play: Tools: Search: F10 Reserved for Expressions You can enter mathematical expressions into any number field. For example, enter 3*2 or 10/5+4 instead of 6. Even constants like pi (3.142) or functions like sqrt(2) (square root of 2) may be used value. Examples of valid usage of length units include: 1cm 1m 3mm 1m, 3mm 2ft 3ft/0.5km 2.2mm + 5' / 3" - 2yards Note Using Units Decimal separator is optional. You can mix units, e.g. metric and