More like forum spam, which is why the post you are replying to got deleted. You get major points for Good Advice and being helpful, though.Wow.....just...wow. In danger of falling for troll bait, here I go:
Importing From 3DS Max?
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playbass06
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I've been trying to find a way to do this recently, as I have to use 3ds Max for an animation, but I didn't want to do much except animations in 3ds Max (yet, I only have a few months until deadline).
But, you can use the "Autodesk FBX" export script, then go into 3ds Max and select "Import" - not "Open." Select the .fbx file type, go to the file location...
And it works! Saves cameras, lights, and claims it will also work for armatures, but I haven't tried that yet.
This may only be available in 2.49b, of course, so if you haven't upgraded, it would be best to do so.
But, you can use the "Autodesk FBX" export script, then go into 3ds Max and select "Import" - not "Open." Select the .fbx file type, go to the file location...
And it works! Saves cameras, lights, and claims it will also work for armatures, but I haven't tried that yet.
This may only be available in 2.49b, of course, so if you haven't upgraded, it would be best to do so.
FRC 1986!!!