What should I pay attention to when exporting a character model with rigging in FBX format with MAYA

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FBX can also export bones? It's so amazing, I don't even know?

1. First of all, open the model scene with Maya, and then click File-Export Selection to export;

2. Select the file format, FBX or obj, and click Export Selection according to your own needs.

3. Open Max, click file-import to import files, click open-ok;

5. The model will start to be imported; After waiting for a while, the model was successfully imported;

Save it directly as an FBX file.

Maya generally exports only the model and shader, and if you want to find the map, you can find the path and paste it into a folder of the model, and it won't be lost, and if you export the shader in 3dmax, it will be exported with the texture.

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1. Open the model scene with Maya, select the model you need, and then click File---export selection to export;

2. Select the file format, FBX or OBJ, and then click Export Selection;

3. If there is no FBX option, you need to load the FBX plug-in; in window-->> settings---plug-in manager; Tick fbx;

4. Open MAX, click file---import to import the file, click open, click OK;

5. The model will start to be imported; Wait a while and find that the model import is successful;

1. First of all, open the model scene with Maya, and then click File-Export Selection to export;

2. Select the file format according to your needs, FBX or OBJ, and click Export Selection;

3. Open Max, click file-import to import files, click open-ok;

5. The model will start to be imported; Wait for a while, and the model will be successfully imported;

Of course, Maya can export obj, if you just want to guide the model, you can use obj, and FBX is used for guided animation. Maybe you didn't load the obj plugin, find it in window>settings preferences>plug-in manager, check loaded and auto load and close. After that, select the model you want to export, file>export selection, file type select obj, check the options on the right as needed, and then export obj