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Required preparation for exporting animations to .3ds from max?
Due to lack of documentation we cannot support .fbx, so .3ds was the next best option. I created a test animation but when I export it to .3ds from max and re imported it to check it the biped is scaled up as huge cubes and the movement is minor (but it is the right movements) My hierarchy on export is [] Skin [] Physique… -
Re: Required preparation for exporting animations to .3ds from max?
I though skin was required for export or something =\, I removed physique and put on skin before exporting looking into collada now, finding resources on animation formats seems to be very tricky -
Re: Required preparation for exporting animations to .3ds from max?
As I've said, I know nothing about animation other than making very basic movements :S. I though skin was needed to export animation data. Our pipeline is going from 3ds max -> proprietary engine, but I had re-imported the exported file to see if it worked or not, which it didnt. Would you suggest any other formats? -
Re: Required preparation for exporting animations to .3ds from max?
3DS is never the best option. It doesn't support multiple uv verts per mesh vert. It doesn't support Skin or Physique. What is your pipline? It sounds like you are exporting from 3D Max to 3D Max? Also why are you using Skin and Physique? They both do the same thing. ---- I see you are only importing into Max to check your… -
Re: Required preparation for exporting animations to .3ds from max?
We cross posted while I edited, so I'll just paste it again. You may look into the (Collada) DAE format. It uses the FBX exporter, but it supports much less features so it's a little easier to work with. -
Re: Required preparation for exporting animations to .3ds from max?
why are you using both Skin and physique?
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