UE5 - import FBX with animation. Tutorial 

Importing FBX files into Unreal Engine 5 follows a straightforward process. Here are the steps to import an FBX file into Unreal Engine 5:
Open Unreal Engine 5: Launch the Unreal Engine 5 Editor.
Create or Open a Project: Start a new project or open an existing one where you want to import the FBX file.
Locate Content Browser: In the Unreal Engine 5 Editor, find the "Content Browser" panel. This is where all your project assets are organized.
Navigate to Import: Right-click in the Content Browser or use the "Import" button at the bottom of the panel to open the Import dialog box.
Select FBX File: Browse your system to find the FBX file you want to import. Select it and click "Open."
FBX Import Options: Unreal Engine will present you with various import options in a window. This window allows you to configure how the FBX file will be imported, including mesh, materials, animation, and other settings.
Mesh: Decide how you want to import the mesh. You can choose to import only the geometry, geometry with normals, or geometry with normals and tangents.
Materials: Choose how materials will be handled. You can import materials and textures, or you can opt to create new materials in Unreal Engine.
Animation: If your FBX file contains animations, specify how you want to import them.
Static Mesh Settings: Adjust settings related to static meshes, such as collision, smoothing groups, and more.
Click Import: Once you've configured the import options according to your needs, click the "Import" button.
Wait for Import: Unreal Engine will process the FBX file and import its contents into your project. The time this takes depends on the complexity of the FBX file.
Review Imported Assets: Once the import process is complete, you'll find the imported assets in the Content Browser. This includes any meshes, materials, textures, animations, etc., depending on what was included in the FBX file.
Use Imported Assets: You can now drag and drop the imported assets into your level or scene and begin using them in your Unreal Engine project.
By following these steps, you should be able to successfully import FBX files into Unreal Engine 5 and incorporate them into your projects.
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