Goblend: Export to Godot
This is the Blender part of Goblend. Check the documentation at https://goblend.dev for the Godot part of Goblend. Also check out the YouTube tutorial.
Goblend is an import/export pipeline that allows you to export your Blender scenes into Godot with a click of a button. Its features include:
- Bake materials automatically to textures (if needed), for direct use in Godot
- Export nested scenes correctly by instantiating child scenes in Godot
- Fine-grained control over how materials and other resources are exported
- Collisions (primitive and/or convex) directly inside of Blender
- Converting basic Blender shaders directly to Godot shader code
- Correct lighting by extracting information from existing Godot scenes
- Basic support for material animations
- High customizability by defining default settings with a config file
- More settings like transparency mode, cull mode, or groups to set in Blender
- Including existing Godot scenes in the exported scene
Check the setup section of the documentation (https://goblend.dev/docs/installation#setup) for installation instructions.
What's New
2.1.0 May 27th, 2026
This release comes with a few exciting new features and some bug fixes.
New Features
- New checkbox to only re-export the current scene without processing linked collections.
Allows for much faster iterations when exporting big scenes where no linked collections changed. Assumes that all linked collections were exported already, will result in incorrect export otherwise!
Full support for the Math Shader Node and Vector Math Shader Node when generating Godot shader code.
Added support for multiple scenes per file. You can now have multiple scenes per Blender file.
Each scene can be exported with their own settings.
- Render layers can now be set directly in Blender, similar to collision layers/masks.
Add default values to your config file and override for every object independently when needed.
- Added options to rename the resulting scene as well as renaming the collision collection and godot scene collection names.
Other Important Changes
If no config file is used, collision layers, collision masks and render layers will now all use the default value of Godot (bit 0 the only bit that is set).