fbx-conv can convert some middle format (such as fbx, blend, obj, etc) to .c3b or .c3t which are used by cocos2d-x.

You can download the precompiled binaries from https://github.com/cocos2d/cocos2d-x-3rd-party-libs-bin/.

You'll need an installation of the FBX SDK 2014. Once installed, set the FBX_SDK_ROOT to the directory where you installed the FBX SDK. Then run the project which you want at "build/xxxx/" . These we generate Visual Studio and XCode project.

• Windows - fbx-conv.exe [options] <input>
• Mac - fbx-conv [options] <input>

###Options/flags

• -? -Display help information.
• -f -Flip the V texture coordinates.
• -m <size> -The maximum amount of vertices or indices a mesh may contain (default: 32k)
• -n <size> -The maximum amount of bones a nodepart can contain (default: 40)
• -v -Verbose: print additional progress information
• -g -Whether you need to merge the same mesh which have the same vertex attribute
• -a -Export c3b(binary) and c3t(text)
• -b -Export c3b(binary)
• -t -Export c3t(text)
• -c <size> -The compression level: 0 , 1 (default: 0)
• -l -Export model data only.
• -j -Export animation data only.
• -ma <ext_anim_file_1.fbx ext_anim_file_2.fbx ...> -Merge animations to result file and print new timings

###Example fbx-conv -a boss.FBX

1. Model need to have a material.
2. contain only one skeleton.

Special thanks to libgdx fbx-conv, We used their code and do some change.