Greetings all,
Once again one of my favorite issues raised it's ugly head at the facility I'm at, “Can we import/export files from Maya to Houdini?” … oy! And of course, this was followed by the supe's question “Can you just save your Houdini file as a Maya file so I can work on it too?” … :-0) Gack!
So before I launch into writing a few SOPs to import & export Maya PDC files and Point Oven MDD files into Houdini, I'd thought I'd check again with the community and ask once more in case there's one out there that I don't know about.
BTW: this will be a proper HDK SOP written in C/C++ for maximum performance.
Anyone seen these little puppies out there already?
Thanks!
Mark
MDD & PDC file importer/exporter
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hi!
Eetu over the odforce forums, started to write one, check it out:
http://forums.odforce.net/index.php?showtopic=5895&hl=MDD [forums.odforce.net]
Eetu over the odforce forums, started to write one, check it out:
http://forums.odforce.net/index.php?showtopic=5895&hl=MDD [forums.odforce.net]
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pbowmarHi Peter,
Dude, FBX is the way forward, then you don't have to write anythingOf course, you're then beholden to Autodesk's whims… but a decent short-term solution.
Cheers,
peter B
Sorry for the delay, been a bit distracted lately …
Ya know, I've been following FBX since Filmbox was, well, Filmbox, and I've lost track of where the Collada spec has wandered off to. So in the mean time:
http://forums.odforce.net/index.php?showtopic=6516 [forums.odforce.net]
Got Vancouver on my mind … :-)
Cheers man!
Mark
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Of course, you're then beholden to Autodesk's whims… but a decent short-term solution.