Blender 3d to Q3d Construct 2 Video Lecture | Construct Tutorial: Become a Game Maker - Game Development

hey buddy its own planet tech ante where
you're going to be working with Q 3d and
blender so Q 3d is a 3d plug-in and
construct - so construct - can only do
2d video games and it does very very
well Q 3d is plug-in that allows you to
do 3d very well and construct tube my
only issues with Q 3d is that I would
like a better sizing system when you
import the models into the into the
actual engine is that when you create as
you can see this is my icon for this
game it's like when you move it it's
like normally when you do a sprite you
size it and it's actually that size I
would like it to be very comparable to
the size issue when we hit play and I'm
the player into view of this object as
you can see this is not stretch or
elongated its width is almost like
almost perfect so that's one of my
issues I think it should be fixed so if
you want to mess around with 3d and
constructor - q 3b is one of the more is
one of the better options out there but
even it doesn't have issues if you would
like to do a 3d video game try moving
into a 3d engine however I think within
a couple versions this should be all
fixed and it should be actually very
very good and I would actually consider
it being moved into a more official
standing with construct - but to that
point
it's kind of rough around the edges a
little more than what I would like but
enough with that we're gonna be moving
into blender which is a 3d modeling
application and it's totally free so
this is a 3d box
what we're gonna be doing is I'm gonna
be exporting this box as a obj so at obj
is saying older 3d format we're going to
be naming it as I have a I've named it
in a couple boxes named it box a couple
of times I'm gonna name it Orange Box v1
so version one and we're going to export
it as an obj make sure when you do
export as an obj it has a dot in tl file
with it there are a couple other
versions of obj file formats I don't and
it doesn't really work with this so what
I'm going to do now is in constructs two
we're going to go to files we're gonna
import the file so we're gonna be
looking for Orange Box v1 as you can see
we we have I have a whole bunch of 3d
files but there it is right there and we
can actually double click it I have a 3d
modeling software I use just reviewing
it's called misfit model 3d and there we
go it's just for editing obj formats I'm
going to click right in my scene insert
a new object a cue 3d model I'm gonna
place it as you can see we have all this
stuff up what I usually do is I will
create an icon for my objects I'm now
going to just write down
box fix it off that now what we want to
do is since we have it selected I wanted
to instead of editor representation I
want it to be textured so there we go if
we zoom in real close we can see my a
militant attempt of writing box okay so
at this point we want to use model yes
we want bounding box debug off and we
want Collider debug off so we're gonna
be using the actual 3d models bounding
box as inclusion per properties you use
a model yes so we're gonna actually over
here we're gonna rename but I'm actually
just gonna copy its name and paste it
over here and just add dot obj okay now
I'm done I'm now going to run the layout
I'm gonna place this right next to my
character all right here so we have a
pink box and then a green box
so we're gonna be able to see it there's
our box we haven't added to texture to
it so it's white and then here's our
other box that we have now that we're
going to texture we're going to go to
our event sheets I'm going to add a
little text information so I'm going to
call it box to add event all right so we
have to know the name of this box we'll
actually get a change it's a little bit
easier for this for us there's gonna be
orange box b1 all right so we're not
going to go back into event sheet we're
gonna add something it says on start of
layout we're going to go to our orange
box and we're gonna sit we're going to
look for textures or just a set texture
animation in frame let's go click on our
guy first we're going to add a frame and
we're going to add a texture right there
it's a pretty big texture we're going to
exit out of there go back to our on
started layout look for textures again
it's going to be texture relating to our
frame it's going to be number 1 0 is the
icon and 1 is the actual texture we're
going to say map is a diffuse map
something that we actually have to do
right now is under the animations tab we
want to rename this to the diffuse map
so it knows hey we need to look for this
animation with this wording boom there
we go alright so I'm sort of layout set
this box to just fuse map and we wanted
to be textured and everything yes okay
make a little bit bigger there we go
so here's our box one and there's our
box two and this is what I was talking
about guys it does not relate to true
size of the sprite see if this was true
size that our box would be elongated and
this would be a normal box size so what
I have to actually do is stretch it now
there's one thing we can also do is
model scale why I'm normally used to
seeing at the Y x coordinates in 3d so
wrong one
it's a good to
there we go okay so to fix this if you
ever have a box that's all squished up
what you want to do is you want to go to
the model scale X and set it to two
so it's not all squishy kind of like on
this one if I were to put it to this
size we're gonna see it all squished up
like this okay you don't want it like
that you're gonna put it scale scale X
to 2 depending on how you get it rotated
I okay that's a Collider scale we don't
want to mess with that make sure it says
model scale
mm there we go
all right hopefully you guys you enjoyed
this video I know it was kind of beating
around the bush a little bit and doing
some basic stuff but I had some
questions and I wanted to reply to them
in a way that could allow everybody to
understand I'm gonna be putting a
example file down below so it's gonna
include the blender file of a box and
then the construct two file where you
know we it's already imported so you
could use the same box and import it
into your own file and test around so
I'll see you guys in the next video bye