The FBX SDK C# bindings are available in Unity 2018.3 or later via the com.autodesk.fbx package in the Package Manager.
The bindings were built to support the Fbx Exporter package (com.unity.formats.fbx).
The bindings are a subset of the FBX SDK, and in particular they do not support all that you would need for a general-purpose importer.
- Unity 2018.1
- cmake 3.12
- swig 3.0.12 (bundled as artifact)
- Python 2.7.x or 3.x
- Windows: Visual Studio Community 2015
- OSX: Xcode 9.x with command-line tools installed
- Linux: not supported
Newer versions of each software likely also work.
When installing Visual Studio, make sure to install C# sdk, C++ sdk, and Universal Windows App Development Tools (this can be done by doing a custom install or relaunching the installer and selecting "Modify").
# get the source
git clone https://github.com/Unity-Technologies/com.autodesk.fbx.git
cd com.autodesk.fbx
./build.sh
# get the source
git clone https://github.com/Unity-Technologies/com.autodesk.fbx.git
cd com.autodesk.fbx
build.cmd
Writing C# code
// Using FbxSdk Assembly
using FbxSdk;
// global functions found in FbxSdk.Globals
var a = FbxSdk.Globals.FbxGetDataTypeNameForIO(b);
var sdkManager = FbxManager.Create();
sdkManager.Destroy();
Open TestProjects/FBXSdk in Unity and run using the TestRunner.
After compiling, the documentation will be in
FbxSharp/build/docs/html/index.html
Or in zipped form in
FbxSharp/build/install/com.autodesk.fbx/Documentation~/docs.zip
In the Unity package, the documentation is packaged as the zip file.
Please create a minimal Unity project that reproduces the issue and use the Unity Bug Reporter (built in to the Unity Editor).