I should probably note that you don’t want to export the ones with “PfD” in their names.

Simply find the material spheres for the dragon you’re trying to extract, shift select all of them and set the shader in the right hand panel to “standard”Īs for your second question, there’s a prefab with an un-animated dragon model.

To your first question, the models are pink because there are no shaders assigned to them. Now, if the prefab models have the textures and materials correctly applied to them, is it possible to save them without the animation and other control points? I mean these: Thanks in advance!

How could I fix that?Īlso, the pic you linked seems to be a scene in Blender. I got to point 8, but when I open the prefabs folder, the models are pink. Just keep opening the game and play around, checking back in the AppData folder frequently to see what new files have ended up in there. The dragons/files that end up in the AppData folder seem to be random/loosely based on what you encounter within the game. Import your FBX into your 3D program of choice. Drop one into the right hand panel and right click it and select “export to FBX”ġ0. the models you want will be in the “prefabs” folderĩ. Take the exported asset file and drop it into Unity (download the FBX exporter as well)Ĩ. Copy and paste “-data” into a folder outside of the AppData folderħ. Go into the folders until you find a file called “-data”ĥ. Once in there scroll until you find files with dragon names (or anything else you want to extract)Ĥ.

Then navigate AppData>LocalLow>Unity>JumpStartSoDģ. To find the extractable files, go to the AppData folder on your computer (it may be set to hidden)Ģ. The Free FBX exporter plugin from the Unity Asset Store.ġ. In order to extract files from School of Dragons, you must have: For future reference for OP and others who may stumble across this post.

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