Unity supports most common image file types, such as BMP, TIF, TGA, JPG, and PSD. Unity also supports SketchUp and SpeedTree formats. More info See in Glossary and textures.įor more information about importing 3D model files, see Importing Models. For a list of 3D modeling software that Unity supports, see Model file formats.ģD Model files can contain many types of asset, such as meshes, animation, materials An asset that defines how a surface should be rendered. Unity also natively supports importing SketchUp files. Unity supports the FBX file format, which means that you can import data from any 3D modeling software that supports FBX. Listed below are some of the more common types of asset that you might want to use when getting started with Unity, and links to find out more about how to work with them. You can find out more about importing images as textures, or importing images as sprites.įor the full list of Unity’s built-in importers, supported file types and supported filename extensions, see Built-in importers. If you save layered Photoshop (.psd) files in your Assets folder, Unity imports them as flattened images. Unity supports many different types of assets and most common image file types, including BMP, TIFF, TGA, JPG, and PSD.
