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Hi there. My company has decided to re-create and reorganize our 3d and 2d file library. Our main issue is that currently we work in at least 4 different modelling softwares and 2 rendering softwares. We would like to create an organized library, which would consist of 1 universal 3D file type and is hopefully generic enough, that it can be used with multiple render engines without having to do much texture adjustment. So in a perfect scenario we could simply import the 3D file in our modelling software and not have to readjust materials. Has anyone dealt with something like that? Is it even possible to have such a neutral model file without compromizing the quality? Thank you

Thank you for the answers. I tried out Connecter and so far it's exceeded my expectations

Hiya. I've recently started organizing all the 2d cutouts and textures in my library, but I've ended up with loads of subfolders that are just a pain to use in the end. So I was wondering if anyone knows of some good techniques or apps for tagging assets. Maybe something similar to the way mrcutout.com is organized?