Here is my general purpose import script:
https://gist.github.com/Qualia765/92c931f9a03e5f9142e63667605ddea3
If you want, I recommend toying with it an extending it further as your needs see fit.

0:00 Problem
1:01 Advanced Import Settings
1:33 Import Scripts
1:49 My Import Script
2:24 Importing Custom Properties
3:39 Another example
4:42 The Multimesh Problem
5:16 Geometry Nodes → Multimesh
6:37 Non-geonodes → Multimesh
7:20 End

By far the biggest animation project i've worked on.

For this animation, I challenged myself to make as much as possible myself (models, textures, music, sfx, etc). Everything but the fonts, the whoosh sound, the train sound, were done by me. My mom assisted in script writing, cinematography, and is the VA for the couch.

This whole animation (besides the music) was made entirely in Blender 5.0 Beta.
The music was made in LMMS.
It took a little over 24 hours to render on my computer and tbh could have used a lot more samples.

This project taught me that lip syncing, and making animated masks to fix a poor green screen setup with a moving camera both take a lot more work than to be expected.

Sorry for the excessive lens flare. I don't have the patience to re render the entire animation lol.

=== Tools used (they are all free so you can do this too!!!) ===
https://web.engr.oregonstate.edu/~mjb/glman/ - glman is the application im using to visualize the shaders
https://www.blender.org/download/ - blender is what i modeled the cylinder in. It also what I edited this video with.
https://www.gimp.org/downloads/ - gimp is the tool generate noise, blur/color/correct/etc to my textures to get them to the final state and is used to make textures seamless (Filter → Map → Tile Seamless) (you can also do all this stuff in krita)
https://krita.org/en/download/ - krita is the tool i used to paint the particle texture (you can also do this in gimp)
I used windows screen recorder to record video & camera for face cam (you can also do all this better in https://obsproject.com/download but i was too lazy to set that up)
https://web.engr.oregonstate.edu/~mjb/cs557/#handouts - this is the class I am in. If you want to learn how use GLSL, you can just read all the powerpoints (linked as 1pp) and you get a good idea what to do

=== CHAPTERS ===
0:00 Introduction
0:10 Cylinder
0:25 VERTEX SHADER START
0:44 Trumpet Shaped
1:32 Bending it
1:57 Making it Spin
3:14 FRAGMENT SHADER START
3:19 Applying a Texture
3:41 Moving the Texture
4:18 Sampling the Texture Twice
4:56 Adding Fog
6:03 Low Frequency Details
7:34 Color Correction
8:15 Lightning Flashes
8:57 Lightning Math
10:06 Lightning Code
11:45 Providing Depth
12:26 Implementing Dust
13:29 Finished Wormhole
13:40 What I Wish I did Differently
14:00 Why no Post-Processing?
14:34 Good Bye

Notes:

• This video took a VERY long time to make.
  • I am switching from video editing mode to modpack dev mode, and plan on doing so every month.
  • So a very rough estimation for the next video is 2 months.
  • This is a reason to subscribe so you don't miss it then. 😉
• Comment any questions or suggestions you have!
• The next video might feature world gen, dialog system, flying, and crafting.
• I use DaVinci Resolve for editing which is free and very good.
• My custom features are programed with KubeJS.
• The modpack is currently unnamed. (Referred to internally as twocraftermado. Don't ask.)

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:33 Planning/Game design
1:08 Story
1:49 Infrastructure
2:17 Holes
2:31 Programming
3:55 Running the Code
4:28 Testing in Game
4:37 Matrix Multiplication
5:21 Trying it out In Game
6:23 Making the Matrix
6:48 Putting the Matrices in Code
7:01 End

Music by Nihilore https://www.nihilore.com :

• Motion Blur
• Absolute Terror
• The Brights of Summer
• The Murky Deep

Game play shown:

• Minecraft (with the Create mod)
• Infinifactory (From NOCK: https://youtu.be/7XZVY2_zS84)
• Opus Magnum
• Warp Factory (underrated game IMO)

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haha the tittle was kinda click bate and ur a NERD!!!!!!

Sorry bout the 4x3 aspect ratio did not realize the camera was set up that way till editing time.

Tools used:
DaVinci Resolve for video editing
Audacity for making sound effects with my mouth
Blender for 2/4 of the vfx
Gimp for removing the background of the images of the scissors

This video has CC attribution license, which means others may distribute, remix, adapt, and build upon my work, even commercially, as long as they credit me for the original creation.