Bezier Curve TILT or Normal exporting I am currently trying to make a rollercoaster in OpenGL. To do this, I prepared the track in Blender (following a Bezier curve) and exported it along with the curve as .obj files in OpenGL.

My problem is that I can't find a way to export the normals (or TILT values) from Blender. What I have already done works fine but I also need to export some information concerning the orientation if I want the camera to point in the right direction in the final animation.

I know that a few questions concerning this issue have already been posted but I couldn't find an answer in any of these.

Could anyone help me with this? Thanks in advance!
After quite some research, I am pretty sure it is not possible to directly extract the curve's normals from Blender, but it is possible to extract the control point's TILT values with a Python script. However, I found a solution to recalculate the normals in OpenGL which I will present here in case someone has the same issue in the future. 

I realised that blender calculates the normals using an algorithm which minimises the twisting of the normals compared to the previous values (called "Minimum"). Since I didn't find a way to export these normals from Blender, nor a complete explanation of the algorithm, what I did first was to change the normals' calculation to "Z-UP" in Blender (which is simply another way of calculating normals). Then I imported the curve's control points and handles with a Python script and recalculated the normals in OpenGL as for a standard Bezier curve. Finally, I still had some issues with the twisting and especially where the end meets the beginning of the curve. This problem was solved by calculating the normals using the previous point's normal and adding a low and constant value to the latter's y component.