How do you export an autodesk maya (2013) project as a .DAE
by Cam Noor · in Torque 3D Beginner · 08/01/2013 (11:13 am) · 9 replies
This should be on the autodesk forums, but autodesk's forum isn't very good; if anyone knows a plugin or way to do it please reply to this thread.
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#2
08/01/2013 (12:12 pm)
Thanks, but that's for changing .dae to a maya file not a maya file to a .dae, but thanks though this could prove useful
#5
Make sure you have the latest plugin or at least compatible with your Torque version.
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08/01/2013 (3:16 pm)
I'm not into Maya that much but I'm sure it's the same procedure as with Max and Blender. I know there's a DAE_FBX export option when exporting to Torque.Make sure you have the latest plugin or at least compatible with your Torque version.
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#6
also check this
http://collada.org/mediawiki/index.php/ColladaMaya
08/02/2013 (5:33 am)
around 2 years ago I got a plugin for Maya witch export from Maya (despite Autodesk one) i dont remember but i think there should be in Collada's site.also check this
http://collada.org/mediawiki/index.php/ColladaMaya
#7
08/02/2013 (10:28 am)
Thanks for all these links it really helped!
#8
moddb
I can't really tell you how to use it. I have put many hours in and have not gotten very far. I think it is comparable to 3D Max. The SoftImage program sells for over $3K. So if you want to get your feet wet, as I do, this is a good place to start.
08/04/2013 (1:21 pm)
There is a free Autodesk 3D Modeling program called SoftImage Mod Tool 7.5. It can import MAYA and export .dae. (It is free to Indie's) Autodesk does not support the free version but you can find it here: moddb
I can't really tell you how to use it. I have put many hours in and have not gotten very far. I think it is comparable to 3D Max. The SoftImage program sells for over $3K. So if you want to get your feet wet, as I do, this is a good place to start.
#9
01/05/2014 (6:19 pm)
You can try OpenCOLLADA. you can find some information about exporting from Maya and 3ds Max using OpenCOLLADA here: http://vandaengine.com/tutorials/
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I'm not an artist so I can't say if it works, but theres prolly some plugin out there that does.