BBMODEL OBJ
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Convert BBMODEL to OBJ

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Is it possible to convert BBMODEL to OBJ?
Yes - BBMODEL converts to OBJ.

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Open the .bbmodel in Blockbench and choose File > Export > Export OBJ Model, which writes an .obj plus a .mtl material file and the texture. Expect no hierarchy and no animation, since .obj only stores static geometry.

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Why convert BBMODEL to OBJ?

.bbmodel is the editable Blockbench project, while .obj is the near-universal Wavefront mesh format that almost every 3D program can import. People export to .obj for maximum compatibility when they just need the raw shape and texture in another modeler or renderer.

How to convert BBMODEL to OBJ

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Open the .bbmodel, then choose File > Export > Export OBJ Model. Blockbench writes the .obj, a matching .mtl, and the texture image.

About these formats

Quality & what to watch

  • .obj stores no bone hierarchy and no animation, so only the static mesh and UV mapping survive the export.
  • Keep the exported .mtl file and texture next to the .obj, or the material and image will not load in the target program.
  • Faces are triangulated on export, so the imported mesh will not keep the clean quad boxes you built in Blockbench.

Frequently asked questions

Does the OBJ include the texture?
The .obj references a .mtl file that points to the exported texture image; keep all three files together.
Will animations be exported to OBJ?
No. .obj is a static-geometry format with no support for bones or animation.
Which programs can open the OBJ?
Almost all 3D software, including Blender, Maya, Cinema 4D and 3ds Max, can import Wavefront .obj.
Why did my model lose its groups?
.obj does not preserve the Blockbench cube/group hierarchy, so the model arrives as flat geometry.