I can load it into blender. But then the trouble starts. They are all packed into one big file. I can't access individual meshes. Is there any way to have every building in its own separate file?
Everything that is to be a different colour should be a separate subobject so that it can be flat shaded.
I am a retired games programmer and have knocked up a desert demo game. I import your graphics into blender. To export to godot It is much easier for me when the objects have sub parts such as the spikes so that they can be single colour flat shaded (white) while the main body can be flat shaded green. Trees for example would be 3 parts - trunk brown, leaves green, fruit red for example.
Runs at about 1/2 to 1/3 fps. Absolutely useless on my minisforum PC. Absolute waste of time. Detailed graphics but no thought as to economy, gameplay or speed.
upgrades = tumbleweed, oasis, desert fox, camels, scorpion, lizard, snake, sand dunes, vultures. Low poly is excellent. Would prefer objects and sub objects, each sub object to be a single colour
