• Supports .LWO files created in LightWave from version 6.0 up to LightWave 2019 (LWO2 and LWO3 files).

• Imports Triangles, Quads and even Ngons with multiple holes! So there's no need to triple your polygons in LightWave.

• Subpatch surface support in the form of Catmull-Clarke surfaces, including various subpatch interpolation texture mapping methods... and it all works with BlendShapes!

• Converts Standard and Principled BSDF LightWave Materials to approximately equivalent Unity materials - using either Standard or HDR Pipelines. Support for basic node-based materials that use the following node types: Image, Scalar, Color Layer, NormalMap.

• Provides an interface to easily remap imported materials to your own materials in your Unity project, including automated remapping based on material name.

• Layer hierarchy is imported and retained, along with the layer names and pivot positions. Each layer becomes a GameObject.

• Hidden layers are imported with the MeshRenderer component disabled. If you want the hidden layer to be visible in Unity simply enable the MeshRenderer component.

• Morph Targets are supported and imported as BlendShapes, with a default weighting of 1.0.

• Vertex Colors are imported and saved to the mesh. As the Standard Shader doesn't support vertex colors, an example shader is also supplied to show you how to display them.

• Smoothing Groups created in LightWave 2019 are fully supported.

• Subpatch Weight maps are applied to all Subpatch and Catmull-Clarke surfaces.

• Option to generate secondary UV maps for use with baked lighting.

• Vertex Weight Maps are imported. You will need LWS Importer in order to see any boned animation.

• Point Storm Integration. If Point Storm is present, then point cache data can be applied directly to the imported LWO model.

• NEW Ribbon generation from Two Point Polys and Curves
• NEW Ability to toggle importing of specific layers in a model