mrstardust Posted December 5, 2011 Share Posted December 5, 2011 Since google knows only the answer to the opposite way... I´m trying to import a simple animation from 3DS Max into Sketchup. The reason for this is, that i like the sketchup styles and thought it might be easier to just render those out, than trying to achieve a similar look in after effects. Is there a direct way to import an animation from 3DS max into sketchup? or do i have to import the model and animate it in Sketchup? The problem is, that i want to fade from the sketchup-look to a photorealistic render with mental ray, so it has to be exactly the same... Any ideas? So far i couldn´t even import as .3DS because all objects were in the wrong place after importing... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bruce Hart Posted December 5, 2011 Share Posted December 5, 2011 Hi Samuel, I don't think you can import animation data into Sketchup. If you are creating a walkthrough of some kind, you will probably need to set up your own pages/scene views in Sketchup itself - there are no camera objects in there that I know of. In our office, we have generated a simple animation file from page transitions - so it does work. I have had the same problem with objects moving to differnt locations also. You can fix it by getting the offending geometry and do a "convert to poly" from the quad menu. Alternatively you could try exporting out to DWG instead. Hope this helps Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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