VoxBridge
Professional VoxEdit to Unity/Roblox Asset Converter
Convert VoxEdit glTF/GLB exports into optimized formats for Unity and Roblox. Features a robust fallback conversion system, automatic ZIP packaging, and both CLI and GUI interfaces.
Quick Start
Installation
# Method 1: Using pipx (Recommended)
pipx install voxbridge
# Method 2: Using pip
pip install voxbridge
# Method 3: From source
git clone https://github.com/Supercoolkayy/voxbridge.git
cd voxbridge
bash scripts/install.sh
Important: PATH Setup After Installation
After installing with pipx install voxbridge, you need to add the pipx binary directory to your PATH:
# Add pipx to PATH (add this to your ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc)
export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH"
# Or use the pipx command to add it automatically
pipx ensurepath
# Restart your terminal or reload shell configuration
source ~/.bashrc # or source ~/.zshrc
Usage
# Convert a single file
voxbridge convert --input model.glb --target unity
# Batch process multiple files
voxbridge batch ./input_folder --output-dir ./output_folder --target unity
# Launch GUI
python3 gui.py
# System diagnostics
voxbridge doctor
🔧 Troubleshooting: Command Not Found
If you get "voxbridge command not found" after installation:
# Option 1: Use module execution (always works)
python3 -m voxbridge.cli convert --input model.glb --target unity
# Option 2: Fix PATH and restart terminal
export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH"
# Then restart your terminal
# Option 3: Check pipx installation
pipx list
pipx ensurepath
Features
Core Conversion
- Unity Export: Optimized glTF files for Unity
- Roblox Export: Optimized glTF files for Roblox
- Mesh Optimization: Automatic mesh cleanup and optimization
- ZIP Packaging: Automatic packaging of output files
Advanced Processing
- Layered Fallback System: Blender → Assimp → Trimesh → Basic Converter
- Automatic Error Recovery: Continues processing even if advanced tools fail
- Batch Processing: Convert multiple files efficiently
- Progress Tracking: Real-time conversion progress
User Interfaces
- Command Line Interface: Full-featured CLI with verbose/debug options
- Graphical Interface: User-friendly GUI for easy file selection and conversion
- Cross-Platform: Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux/WSL
Installation
Global Installation (Recommended)
# Install pipx if you don't have it
python3 -m pip install --user pipx
python3 -m pipx ensurepath
# Install VoxBridge
pipx install voxbridge
# Verify installation
voxbridge --version
Alternative Installation
# Direct pip install
pip install voxbridge
# Add to PATH if needed
export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH"
From Source
git clone https://github.com/Supercoolkayy/voxbridge.git
cd voxbridge
bash scripts/install.sh
Usage
Command Line Interface
Single File Conversion
# Basic conversion
voxbridge convert --input model.glb --target unity
# With optimization
voxbridge convert --input model.glb --target roblox --optimize-mesh
# Verbose output
voxbridge convert --input model.glb --target unity --verbose
# Debug mode
voxbridge convert --input model.glb --target unity --debug
# Skip Blender (use fallback converters)
voxbridge convert --input model.glb --target unity --no-blender
Batch Processing
# Convert all files in a folder
voxbridge batch ./input_folder --output-dir ./output_folder --target unity
# With optimization
voxbridge batch ./input_folder --output-dir ./output_folder --target roblox --optimize-mesh
System Diagnostics
# Check system compatibility
voxbridge doctor
# Check available converters
voxbridge doctor --verbose
Graphical Interface
# Launch GUI from project root
python3 gui.py
# Or from anywhere (if voxbridge is in PATH)
voxbridge-gui
GUI Features
- Single File Mode: Select one .glb/.gltf file for conversion
- Batch Mode: Select multiple files for batch processing
- Output Folder Selection: Choose where converted files are saved
- Real-time Progress: See conversion progress and status
- Log Display: View detailed conversion logs
- System Check: Verify Blender and other dependencies
Conversion Process
Fallback Chain
VoxBridge uses a sophisticated fallback system to ensure conversions always succeed:
- Blender Conversion (if available): Advanced mesh cleanup and optimization
- Assimp Conversion (if available): Professional 3D format conversion
- Trimesh Conversion (if available): Pure Python mesh processing
- Basic Converter: Reliable fallback for all platforms
Output Packaging
- Automatic ZIP Creation: All output files are packaged into ZIP archives
- Clean Organization: No scattered .bin files or temporary files
- Batch Support: Each converted file gets its own ZIP
Examples
Basic Conversions
# Unity conversion
voxbridge convert --input character.glb --target unity
# Roblox conversion with optimization
voxbridge convert --input building.glb --target roblox --optimize-mesh
# Skip Blender (use fallback)
voxbridge convert --input model.glb --target unity --no-blender
Batch Processing
# Convert all models in a folder
voxbridge batch ./models ./output --target unity
# With optimization
voxbridge batch ./models ./output --target roblox --optimize-mesh
GUI Usage
# Launch GUI
python3 gui.py
# Select files and output folder
# Click "Convert" to start processing
# Monitor progress in real-time
# Find results in ZIP files
Testing
Test the Installation
# Test CLI
voxbridge --help
voxbridge convert --help
# Test GUI
python3 gui.py
# Test conversion with sample file
voxbridge convert --input examples/input/4_cubes.glb --target unity --output examples/output/test
Run Import Tests
# Test Unity and Roblox import compatibility
python3 test_imports.py
# Run unit tests
python3 -m pytest tests/
# Run CLI tests
python3 test_cli.py
Requirements
System Requirements
- Python: 3.9 or higher
- OS: Windows, macOS, or Linux (including WSL)
- Memory: 2GB RAM minimum, 4GB recommended
- Storage: 100MB free space
Optional Dependencies
- Blender: For advanced mesh processing (auto-detected)
- Assimp: For professional 3D conversion (auto-detected)
- Trimesh: For Python-based mesh processing (auto-detected)
Supported Input Formats
- GLB: Binary glTF files (primary format)
- GLTF: glTF files with external resources
Output Formats
- GLTF: Clean glTF files with external .bin files
- ZIP: Packaged archives containing all necessary files
Documentation
Core Guides
- Installation Guide - Detailed installation instructions
- Usage Guide - Comprehensive usage documentation
- Performance Analysis - Detailed performance characteristics
- Milestone 1 & 2 Resolution Report - Complete analysis of all reported issues and their solutions
- Current Status - Quick overview of all milestones and current status
Development & Planning
- Feedback Survey - Creator feedback collection template
Additional Resources
- Release Summary - Version history and release notes
- GUI Implementation Report - GUI development details
- Examples Guide - Test files and usage examples
Development Scripts
scripts/install.sh- Automated installation scriptscripts/test.sh- Comprehensive test runnerscripts/build.sh- Package building script
Support & Troubleshooting
Common Issues
"voxbridge command not found"
# Solution 1: Use module execution
python3 -m voxbridge.cli --help
# Solution 2: Fix PATH
export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH"
# Add to ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc for permanent fix
# Solution 3: Reinstall with pipx
pipx uninstall voxbridge
pipx install voxbridge
pipx ensurepath
Blender Conversion Fails
# Use fallback conversion
voxbridge convert --input model.glb --target unity --no-blender
# Or install numpy in Blender's Python
# (See detailed error messages for instructions)
Conversion Errors
# Enable verbose mode for details
voxbridge convert --input model.glb --target unity --verbose
# Enable debug mode for maximum detail
voxbridge convert --input model.glb --target unity --debug
Getting Help
- Issues: https://github.com/Supercoolkayy/voxbridge/issues
- Discussions: https://github.com/Supercoolkayy/voxbridge/discussions
- Documentation: Check the docs/ folder for detailed guides
License
MIT License - see LICENSE for details.
Contributing
We welcome contributions! Please see our Contributing Guide for details.
Development Setup
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/Supercoolkayy/voxbridge.git
cd voxbridge
# Install in development mode
pip install -e .
# Run tests
python3 -m pytest tests/
# Launch GUI for testing
python3 gui.py
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