Unity(and other 3d engines) need materials in the form of textures, and the models need to be properly UV mapped unless you use a specialty shader that does automatic UV mapping, as long as your model contains UV map information you can simply drop your textures on to the Unity model. If you are using Blender's internal textures, you are going to have to bake them. There are ways to get things from Blender into Unity however. If you're working with prefabs you can right click on the prefab and select extract material and edit them.And edit them like any other material, You can extract all the glass like materials and change their transparency. This is greyed out if there are no materials to extract. Click the Extract Materials button to extract Materials that are embedded in your imported Asset.To get a slight transparency (similar to glass) change your material Shader from Diffuse to FX>Flare this will lighten the material and give it slight transparency. Materials in Blender are generally meant for offline rendering, and Unity uses a much more optimized real-time renderer, which, like any real-time renderer, fakes a lot of things instead of doing the calculations. However, that is not the case! Unity won't use Blender materials, or any other materials from other 3d software. At first that sounds like both paths should be 100% equivalent. fbx file, and then import this file into Unity. blend file into Unity, what really happens behind the scenes is that Unity will call Blender’s export scripts to generate a.
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