This Godot plugin generates physics bodies and collision shapes for 3D scenes from GLB/GLTF files. Select files in the Collision Import Generator dock, choose a shape type, and apply. The plugin sets up import scripts that automatically add physics on each reimport.
This captures both the user action (applying via the dock) and the persistent behavior (the import script runs on future reimports).
- Copy the
physics_collision_import_generatorfolder to your project'saddons/directory - Go to Project Settings → Plugins
- Enable the "Physics Collision Import Generator" plugin
- Import GLB or GLTF files into your project
- Open the "Collision Import Generator" dock panel (near the FileSystem dock)
- Select one or more files from the list
- Choose a physics shape type from the dropdown
- Click "Apply" to add physics, or "Remove" to remove it
- Files with physics applied are shown with colored icons
- Use the search filter to find specific files/folders
- Automatically creates StaticBody3D nodes with CollisionShape3D for all MeshInstance3D nodes
- Multiple physics shape types supported
- Multi-select files (Shift/Ctrl-click) and bulk apply/remove physics
- Apply a shape type to all files at once with confirmation
- Files grouped by folder with shape-specific colored icons
- Filter files by name or folder path
- Drag and drop files from the list into the editor (viewport, scene tree, etc.)
- Preserves existing scene structure
- Uses Godot's import script system to automatically process scenes during import
- Trimesh: Exact mesh shape (best for static geometry)
- Convex: Convex hull approximation (good performance/accuracy balance)
- Box: Simple box shape based on mesh bounds
- Sphere: Simple sphere shape based on mesh bounds
- Capsule: Simple capsule shape based on mesh bounds
- Physics bodies are created as StaticBody3D by default
- Existing StaticBody3D nodes are reused when possible
- The plugin sets the Import Script Path in the file's import configuration to automatically process scenes during import
