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# 3D File Formats

Information about 3D files in Unity.

Unity supports a vast array of 3D file formats. You can find a full list of the formats supported in Unity here: <https://docs.unity3d.com/2020.1/Documentation/Manual/3D-formats.html>

### Using GLB / GLTF files

To import GLB / GLTF files into the Unity Editor.

1. Start by installing the SDK.
2. Once installed, create an `Editor` folder somewhere in your project.
3. Place these scripts inside the `Editor` folder.

{% file src="/files/jDRvibPmKvQDTGzQBduh" %}
Allows you to import GLB files.
{% endfile %}

{% file src="/files/GCRW1QgllneJ3CDdpaOH" %}
Allows you to import GLTF files.
{% endfile %}

{% hint style="success" %}
After following the above steps you should now be able to import GLB / GLTF files directly within Unity.
{% endhint %}


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