Mesh
These plug-ins either add a mesh to the scene or are centered around a mesh.
Many of these plug-ins allow you to import your own mesh. You can download meshes from websites such as sketchfab.com, free3D.com, turbosquid.com, or create your own meshes with 3D software (like Blender) and drop them into the plug-in’s drop zone.
Only GLTF / GLB meshes are accepted.
The Mesh Loader offers only a few controls, but it supports both skeletal and static meshes, including meshes composed of multiple sub-meshes.
In contrast, Mesh Loader Plus and other mesh plugins support static meshes only and will load just the first mesh when importing files that contain multiple sub-meshes.
Fortunately, combining sub-meshes into a single mesh before import is quick and straightforward. At the bottom of this page you can learn how to do this easily using Blender (free 3D software).
Mesh Loader
This plug-in allows you to import skeletal and static meshes into the scene.
Imported meshes appear immediately in the scene with the correct materials and animations (if included).
Use the Scale Multiply number box to adjust the mesh’s size, as imported meshes can vary greatly in scale.
Mesh Loader Plus
The Mesh Loader Plus plug-in allows you to import static meshes into the scene.
In case the mesh contains multiple sub-meshes, it will import just the first mesh. Learn how to easily combine sub-meshes into a single mesh before import at the bottom of this page.
Mesh Loader Plus allows you to adjust animation timing and modify basic material settings. It also automatically converts Unlit materials into Default Lit materials, ensuring they interact properly with the lights in your scene.
Use the Video section to stream video directly onto the mesh.
Mesh Loader Plus also includes several 3D effects that let you distort the mesh.
With the Distance Field, you can splinter and fragment the Break Plane.
Enable Collision to allow the mesh to interact with other plug-ins that have collision enabled, such as Video Waterfall and Mesh Dissolver 03.
Mesh Dissolver 01
Use the Mesh Dissolver 01 plug-in to spawn atmospheric particles on your mesh.
Manipulate the particles using the available forces to create dynamic shapes and smooth mesh transitions. Use the Show Mesh button to toggle the mesh visibility on and off.
The Video section allows you to stream video directly onto the particles.
In case the mesh contains multiple sub-meshes, it will import just the first mesh. Learn how to easily combine sub-meshes into a single mesh before import at the bottom of this page.
Mesh Dissolver 02
Use the Mesh Dissolver 02 plug-in to spawn magical particles on your mesh.
Manipulate the particles using the available forces to create dynamic shapes and smooth mesh transitions. Use the Show Mesh button to toggle the mesh visibility on and off.
The Video section allows you to stream video directly onto the particles.
In case the mesh contains multiple sub-meshes, it will import just the first mesh. Learn how to easily combine sub-meshes into a single mesh before import at the bottom of this page.
Mesh Dissolver 03
Use the Mesh Dissolver 03 plug-in to spawn icy particles on your mesh.
The particles have collision enabled, so they will collide with other plug-ins that have collision enabled, like the Floor, Basic Floor/Sphere/Cube/Plane and Mesh Loader Plus.
Manipulate the particles using the available forces to create dynamic shapes and smooth mesh transitions. Use the Show Mesh button to toggle the mesh visibility on and off.
The Video section allows you to stream video directly onto the particles.
In case the mesh contains multiple sub-meshes, it will import just the first mesh. Learn how to easily combine sub-meshes into a single mesh before import at the bottom of this page.
Mesh Glitcher 01
Use the Mesh Glitcher plug-in to distort your mesh in unexpected, glitchy ways.
In case the mesh contains multiple sub-meshes, it will import just the first mesh. Learn how to easily combine sub-meshes into a single mesh before import at the bottom of this page.
Mesh Swarm
Import your mesh to create a swarm of meshes. Use forces to manipulate its shape. The meshes are mixed with light particles. Use the lights parameters to control them. Use the video section to stream video on the meshes.
17 example meshes are included.
In case the mesh contains multiple sub-meshes, it will import just the first mesh. Learn how to easily combine sub-meshes into a single mesh before import at the bottom of this page.
Block Slicer
A creative block slice plug-in. Great to stream video on and use as a 3DFX.
Disco Ball
A disco ball with integrated lighting. Use an LFO to make it rotate continuously.
Progress Bar
A progress bar that can be used as a countdown for events (for example). When the bar reaches 100%, it triggers a burst of particles.
SenSei Logo
The SenSei logo. Use an LFO to make it rotate continuously.
Watch
A watch with adjustable settings to distort its appearance.
Combining sub-meshes in Blender before import
Follow the steps below to combine a mesh with multiple sub-meshes into one, with Blender (free 3D software).
Step 01: Import the .gltf/.glb mesh into Blender.
Step 02: Double-click the parent icon to select all sub-meshes.
Step 03: Click on the ‘Scripting’ tab at the top of the window to open the Script Editor and create a new script.
Step 04: Download this script and copy its content.
Step 05: Paste the script into the editor.
Step 06: Run the script
Step 07: Now the sub-meshes are combined into one mesh.
Step 08: Export the .gltf/.glb mesh.
