Maya to FBX to XSI with skeleton/weights 2005-06-08 - By Eric Lampi
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David,
I was using FBX just about a week or two ago, and I
came to a conclusion... It's slow and it sucks!
You will get much better, faster results using DotXSI.
I have no idea how well it imports skeletons, but it
seemed that everything I used it for it worked
flawlessly.
Eric
--- "McLeod, David" <david.mcleod@(protected)> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm having trouble importing an FBX file (with
> skeleton and envelope weights
> intact) into XSI 4.2.
>
> The FBX file was exported from Maya 6.0 and even
> though I've tried every
> combination of settings the only way I've been able
> to keep the envelope
> weights is if I use the "convert the bones to nulls"
> option.
>
> I get a "no static kine pose" warning and a "non
> conventional skeleton"
> warning on import. I assume this is because it is
> different to the
> motionbulider/FBX default skeletons but I need to
> keep the skeleton
> structure as it is.
>
> I can save the weights as a preset from the "import
> bones as nulls" model
> and load them onto the "bones" model but I would
> rather not have to do this.
>
>
> I'd be very grateful if anyone can offer any
> solutions or suggestions.
>
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