Other formats and Targets

Target

Target is one project setting: Hero, NPC or Mobile. It sets the texture size, the level-of-detail budgets and the material limit. It shows on the start card, in Modify (with nothing selected) and in Export.

Target	Triangle budget per level (first = closest)	Materials per mesh	Texture size
Hero	60,000 / 30,000 / 12,000 / 5,000	6	2048 px
NPC	25,000 / 12,000 / 5,000 / 2,000	4	1024 px
Mobile	10,000 / 5,000 / 2,000	2	512 px

Hero and NPC produce four levels of detail. Mobile produces three. You can override the texture size (512, 1K, 2K, 4K) under Customize > Mesh & textures.

Engine profiles

Pick the pill in Export. More holds the rest.

Profile	Format and conventions
Unreal 5	FBX, centimetres, 8 influences, DirectX normals, ORM packing, Unreal names, setup script
Unity 6	FBX, centimetres, 4 influences, OpenGL normals, Metallic-Smoothness packing, editor script
glTF	glTF/GLB
FBX	FBX
Godot	GLB, metres, 4 influences, OpenGL normals
Blender	FBX, metres, OpenGL normals, cloth setup script
Maya	FBX, centimetres, OpenGL normals, separate maps
Web	For three.js and Babylon
Generic	A neutral profile

Customize

Customize is collapsed on the Export panel. Tuning numbers sit in a nested Advanced block.

Group	Options
Content	Body, Interior parts, Hair and accessories, Garments, Skeleton and weights, Blend shapes, Animation clips, LOD chain, Collision (None, Capsules, Proxy mesh, Both), Engine cloth, Hide covered skin
Mesh & textures	Units (Centimetres, Metres), normal convention, texture format (PNG, TGA, JPG) and size, packing (Separate, Unreal ORM, Unity Metallic-Smoothness), Write textures, Weights per vertex, Tangents, Unreal names
Cloth & physics	Engine cloth mode (Simulated, Skinned only), distance settings, Collision thickness, Wrinkle mask
Levels of detail	LOD chain on or off. The level count follows the Target
Output	Package layout (One mesh, Subfolders), Manifest, Engine setup script, Collision proxy

Model formats are FBX, GLB or OBJ. OBJ is static geometry only.

Press Save as preset to keep your overrides as your own preset.

The package

<out>/<Name>.<fbx|glb|obj>            the model
<out>/textures/T_<Material>_<Slot>.*  textures, packed for the platform
<out>/collision/<Name>_CollisionProxy.* collision proxy (if asked)
<out>/<Name>.cloth.json               cloth parameters (if any)
<out>/<Name>.mtpackage.json           manifest
<out>/<setup script>                  engine setup script

The manifest lists the files, meshes, bones, shapes, materials, colliders, cloth, the profile used and the warnings. It also has a skin block with the skin type and its parameters.

Garments, parts and props

• Garments are written as wearables, with chain files when they have swing bones.
• Each creature part, and its mirror partner, is a skinned accessory mesh. Tails and ears get a swing chain at the tip.

Checks

• Tools > Game-Ready Check compares the package to the budget for the Target.
• Warnings appear on the card after export, in plain words.
• Import the package into your engine or Blender to confirm it.