GI-Model-Importer

GIMI is a tool that I modified to make 3DMigoto compatible with Genshin Impact. You are free to use or modify the scripts in this library, but if you use the programs provided here in your project, please indicate the source. I will continue to update and fix this app/page, so please check back often.

GI-Model-Importer

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Tools and instructions for importing custom models into Genshin Impact

Disclaimer: If you use the scripts and programs in this library on official servers, you may be banned. I do not recommend or condone the use of these scripts and programs on official servers. If you still want to use them on official servers, I am not responsible for any consequences.

GIMI is a tool I modified to make 3DMigoto compatible with Genshin Impact

You are free to use or modify the scripts in this library, but if you use the programs provided here in your project, please indicate the source. I will continue to update and fix this app/page, so please check back often.

Troubleshooting Guide: See here

See the Mona Hat Removal Tutorial for a simple guide on how to remove character models using these tools. For an intermediate-level guide to creating a custom weapon, see the Custom Weapon Modification Guide. For more advanced examples of importing custom models, see the Great for Cybertron video guide here and the SinsOfSeven#3164 annotated transcript and troubleshooting guide here.

The model file is located in GI-Model-Importer-Assets

Installation Guide (3DMigoto)

• Download and unzip 3dmigoto.zip from this repository. The author provides two versions:

• "3dmigoto (for development).zip" is the development version, used for creating mods, but it is slower.
• "3dmigoto (for releasing mods).zip" is a streamlined version for releasing mods, which is faster than the development version.

• Depending on the location of your Genshin Impact.exe file, you may need to change this line in the d3dx.ini file to point to your own installation location. (game.exe, not launcher.exe)

• Double-click "3DMigoto Loader.exe" to start the loader, and then start Genshin Impact through `GenshinImpact.exe (the national server is YuanShen.exe)`. If everything works fine so far, 3DMigoto should have been injected into the game and you should see a green text in the game (this only shows when using the development version, the lite version does not show green text)

• Note: Just because the loader shows "unable to verify if 3dmigoto was loaded" does not mean that 3dmigoto failed to be injected - if the green text /mods is displayed, there is no problem.

• The installation is complete! You should now be able to load custom mods and override textures and shaders with 3DMigoto. To add mods, place them in the Mods folder (you can only have one mod per character) and press F10 while in game to load them.

Installation Guide (3DMigoto Blender Plug-in)

If you want to modify the game model yourself, you will also need to configure the Blender plug-in and environment. The 3DMigoto plug-in is only available for Blender 2.80 and above

• Download and install Blender

• Download and install the modified 3DMigoto plug-in. Go to Edit -> Preferences -> Add-Ons -> Install and select the .py file you just downloaded to install the plugin.

• If done correctly, you should see 3DMigoto in the plugins list, as well as the new options in the import and export menus.

User Guide

look here

Also, if you have any questions about the mod, please join the Genshin Impact modded Discord at

Acknowledgments

Many thanks to SilentNightSound, DarkStarSword, bo3b, and Chiri for 3dmigoto!