The Blender Source Tools add Source engine support to Blender, the free 3D modelling suite.

Whether you're making a simple hat or a fully-articulated character, the Blender Source Tools make exporting it easy.

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3.3.1 Released

20. syyskuuta - Artfunkel | 2 kommenttia

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Fixed incorrect export format and engine detection after reloading Python scripts in Blender (e.g. following an add-on update)
Fixed the Armature Properties panel not appearing when the armature is itself selected
Fixed DmElements without names being assigned the name "None"

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Fixed importing DMX animations which include empty meshes for each bone

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Fixed the option to export an animation on its own not appearing in the export menu

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3.3 Released

27. maaliskuuta - Artfunkel | 6 kommenttia

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Updated to the Blender 4.1 API. Older versions of Blender are no longer supported.
Counter-Strike 2 and No More Room In Hell are now recognised engine branches.

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i❤️Pussy 2.11. klo 8.21

Would be cool if you could set the "Engine Path" in the Add-on settings and dont have to set it every time

ChLoe Scott 11.10. klo 17.50

need help with the "error could not execute studiomdl" issue

r0b0ticg0a1ie 21.8. klo 19.22

Need some help, getting .py errors when I try to export. Have not been able to find a tutorial/instructions for exporting a model to sfm. On blender version 4.1.1.

ToonsByTiltonAnimationStudios 12.7. klo 11.44

I think I am having trouble importing a character model I made into SFM and as a PM + NPC for GMod, yes it does have 18-19 bodygroups and has a lot of shape keys.

Metabloxer 7.6. klo 14.16

@talesyoung Blender Source Tools can export it's model into a format that any source 1 game can recognize. After that, it's the game's executable that "imports" it into the game. You basically go Blender > SMD (Blender Source Tools) > Game Asset (studiomdl,exe).