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…ot import error After struggling for a while with my own project, I found out that Godot was attempting to import an object binary file inmy target dir with the extension '.obj' as a wavefront OBJ file, and was failing to build due to a supposed corrupted file. Adding a .gdignore fixed this issue, and I wanted to warn others in case they run into it.
PgBiel
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Nov 13, 2023
Note clarification based on PR feedback & added reference to new setup guide
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After struggling for a while with my own project, I found out that Godot was attempting to import an object binary file in my target dir with the extension '.obj' as a wavefront OBJ file, and was failing to build due to a supposed corrupted file. Adding a .gdignore fixed this issue, and I wanted to warn others in case they run into it.