I’m working with GLTF files, and unfortunately I have noticed that UE5 (can’t say for older versions) only imports 1 UV map for each mesh, even though my meshes have more than one: importing the same file into Blender, I can see the multiple UV channels just fine.
I’ve noticed this issue for almost 2 years now, made several bug reports and I got no response (nor it has been fixed).
And yes, I could just re-export to FBX using Blender, but I have several files I batch process and I would rather not do that – also, why have a GLTF importer at all if it’s broken / not on par with the FBX importer? (and to my knowledge, it’s supposed to be a fully supported feature…)
I’m not sure if anyone else noticed this or made a post about it, cause it is just frustrating. We are already in 5.5 and this has never been addressed.
I tried looking at the source code myself, but finding the importers and the actual part of the code I would need to be looking at is hard without any Unreal source code knowledge – if anyone could be able to help me out with that, I would appreciate it. (I don’t think there’s any other real fix here, insert Thanos “fine i’ll do it myself” meme)
Thanks in advance.
Simple steps to reproduce:
Have a GLTF file with at least one mesh with at least 2 UV channels
Drag and drop the file into the content browser and import
Thank you for your input, that is interesting. Here’s a simple model in both GLB and GLTF format – maybe using the non-binary format you could spot the issue I have with the models. To me the UVs seem fine.
You can see the same model has 1 UV in Unreal, while I can see all of the UVs in Blender. (I also tried re-exporting to GLTF using Blender, same issue) Mine is a skeletal mesh though, are they not supported?
Yes some limitation on our side. Thank you for reporting.
The dev is looking into it. That will be a 5.6 fix but we should get a github commit once it is done.
