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Features

What it does import:

  • meshes
  • materials
  • textures
  • uv mapping
  • bones
  • bone weights

What it does not import:

  • animations: I did some experiments on this as well, but the necessary effort wasn't justified in my case.

Limitations

  • Blender 2.7x
  • I think I did not implement the whole B3d spec, but only the subset I needed for my files. If your files don't convert correctly, feel free to raise an issue.

How to use it

  • Start Blender 2.7x
  • Delete your Scene [optional]
  • Paste the script from import.py into the Blender editor
  • Replace "!!!!!PATH_TO_B3D_FILE!!!!!" in line 8 with the path of your B3d file
  • Hit the "Run Script" button

Why creating this when there is Assimp ?

Assimmp did neither convert import bones nor bone weights correctly. I chose to do this In python as I felt it to be easier thant getting started with c++ and the assimp api.