Now we're looking at the back of the cube again. I have an empty GameObject with the PartTools component attached, with the cube model as a child object. The axes match what's shown for Unity on RoverDude's cheat sheet, but the model appears to be rotated 180° around the Y-axis compared to the second Blender image above, which confuses me: I'd expect them to match, based on the axes in the diagram. Now I import into Unity, which applies an automatic default rotation of -90 degrees around the X-axis to turn Blender's Z-up convention into Unity's Y-up: The axes here match the ones shown for Blender on the cheat sheet. But RoverDude's cheat sheet shows the opposite orientation, with the X-axis pointing left and Y-axis pointing down when viewed from the top, so here's another view of the same model with the camera in a different position: Notice the axes in the corner: I made it in what I think of as the typical orientation in Blender, with the X-axis pointing to the right and the Y-axis pointing upward when the model is viewed from the top.
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I'm learning about how to make models for KSP parts using Blender and PartTools, using this "cheat sheet" by RoverDude as a reference for how things should be oriented, and I'm a bit confused because the orientation of my meshes doesn't entirely match what I'd expect based on that diagram.įor the sake of example, here's a simple mesh in Blender:
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