I have not had the time/interest to keep working on this for a while. The last commits from myself were over a year ago. As a result, I am archiving the project.

Please take a look at @scurest's fork blender-import-glr who has been actively developing this in my absence.

Addon which adds glr import support to Blender, the free 3D modelling suite.

Allows Blender 2.80+ to import GLR scene files, a custom binary file format developed and generated by GLideN64-SceneRipper for ripping triangle information from N64 games.

Download the io_import_glr folder from this repo and place it into your Blender's addon folder (Main Blender folder)/(Version)/scripts/addons/.

You can also try to install the .zip file (in Releases) as a Blender addon via the preferences panel.

1. Open Blender
2. Go to File->Import->GLideN64 Rip (.glr)
3. Configure import options on the right-side panel provided by the importer.

• Config explanations listed below

4. (Optional) Select and highlight one or more textures to add to the blacklist/whitelist
5. Select and highlight one or more .glr files to import
6. Import!

To assist with specifying a blacklist/whitelist for imported files, I added in an operator create a list for you.

1. Go into edit mode on an imported scene

• Note: This operator only displays and works in edit mode!

2. Select the faces containing the material you'd like to blacklist/whitelist
3. Press F3 (or your configured hotkey) to bring up the operator search menu
4. Search for filter and you should see an option for Generate Texture Filter List
5. Upon usage, you should see a confirmation of the list being generated towards the bottom of your screen.
6. Generated texture list should be copied into your clipboard. You can now paste it into the Textures box on next import.
7. (optional) Check your Blender text editor for an entry named selected_textures if you want to manually copy the list.